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Roberta and Herbert Cheever

Determined to persevere

In Philanthropy News
Roberta Cheever establishes scholarship to aid medical students
Maria Elena Bottazzi

Ending the cycle

#COVID-19, #Maria Elena Bottazzi
In Alumni News, Summer 2021
Maria Elena Bottazzi, PhD ’95, creates vaccines for diseases affecting impoverished communities
Adam Wolach, Kyle Scott and Den Trumbull talk outside on the U-F College of Medicine campus while wearing face coverings.

Innovation corner: From the ground up

#innovation corner
In College News
Medical students create new track in curriculum around concepts of entrepreneurship
Grant Harrell stands outside on the College of Medicine campus.

Teachers who inspire: Grant Harrell, MD

#department of community health and family medicine, #Grant Harrell, and 1 more...
In College News
Lessons of integrity and service from a community health and family medicine physician
Trey Davis banner

Rising from the deep

#Daniel Hoh, #department of neurosurgery
In Features
When a lake excursion left Trey Davis paralyzed, a UF Health neurosurgeon set him on the path to recovery
Dr. Batie with his wife of 39 years, Veris

Hanging up his white coat

#Donnie Batie
In Features
Donnie Batie, MD ’79, reflects on four decades serving Baton Rouge as a geriatrician and family physician
Xanadu Roque talks with a diabetes patient outside.

Coaching calls

#Ashby Walker, #Michael Haller, and 1 more...
In Features
Project ECHO Diabetes provides education and support to patients and providers across the state
Broder, Bottazzi, Toone and Joshi

UF College of Medicine alumni step up in the fight against COVID-19

#Christopher Broder, #COVID-19, and 3 more...
In Features
Alumni use their expertise in research and patient care to help keep their communities safe
John Calise, UF Medicine predoctoral fellow, poses for a photo against a black backdrop

Uncovering the fundamentals of life

#John Calise, #PhD class of 2020
In College News
UF Medicine doctoral student John Calise peers deep into subcellular structures