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The University of Florida has established a new master’s degree program geared toward helping physicians be better teachers and training them to be scholars in the field.

Annalise Mozer remembers the exact date when her life changed forever. It was March 10, 2010, and she was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of 11.

UF performs first diaphragm pacing surgery on a patient with Pompe disease.

The University of Florida Pediatric Integrated Care System, also known as Ped-I-Care, is this year’s winner of the prestigious Fred Graham award for Innovation in Improving Community Health presented at the 2011 Medical Group Management Association annual meeting in Las Vegas.

Pediatric cardiologist Ira Gessner steps down from admissions duties.

Community members got a sneak peek of the UF Child Protection Team’s renovated space inside the Children’s Medical Services building in September.

Anastasia Albanese-O’Neill, R.N., spoke about the importance of National Institutes of Health-funded diabetes research and its effects on patients and families at a congressional briefing in Washington D.C.

An international expert on pediatric endocrinology, developmental biology and the prevention of brain injury in preterm infants has been tapped to lead the University of Florida College of Medicine department of pediatrics and serve as the physician leader for Shands Hospital for Children.