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Orange grove gift to fund gynecology professorship for placental research

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Professorship will conduct research that will help scientists understand placenta's role in health outcomes
By Emily Mavrakis
Cory Pollard and Joe Rush pose for a photo on the U-F campus.

Practice with passion

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Alumnus and Rush scholarship recipient practices with passion for preventive care
By Matthew Hesters
Roberta and Herbert Cheever

Determined to persevere

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Roberta Cheever establishes scholarship to aid medical students
By Tyler Francischine
Portrait of Dr. Bill Petty

Gators rally to thank a UF medical pioneer

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A plethora of gifts name UF post for Dr. Bill Petty
Employees deliver Sonny's B-B-Q to workers on campus.

Mission critical support

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Donors step up to help UF Health with COVID-19 response and more
By Joan Andrek
Jan and Bob Raven walk through garden

‘Satisfaction comes from giving’

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Bob and Jan Raven’s pair of gifts supports cardiology and pediatrics
By Tyler Francischine
Partners in Medicine

Recognizing our ‘Partners in Medicine’

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Prestigious recognition society celebrates generosity of donors to UF Health Shands and College of Medicine
Patricia McFall Calhoun wears a blue UF College of Medicine hat and holds pom-poms and a Who's Next sign

Inspiring future physicians

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Patricia McFall Calhoun, MD '89, establishes a planned gift to support UF College of Medicine students
By Styliana Resvanis
BJ and Eve Wilder, donors to UF's McKnight Brain Institute

A winding path for a cure

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Dr. B. Joe Wilder and his wife, Eve, establish a professorship to fund Alzheimer’s research
By Lauren Irizarry
Rachel and Jodi Knauf

Precious memories inspire support for medical and PA students

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The Jodi Jones Knauf Scholarship creates a legacy of support for students over many years
By Alexis Harwood