When Anil Rajvanshi first met Nandini Nimbkar back in 1975 at UF, it was love at first sight.
Less-than-friendly bosses are in for a rude awakening, thanks to a UF study showing that encountering rudeness can cause job performance to suffer.
Not many people are lucky enough to get paid for doing what they love.
The Florida Museum of Natural History's task of identifying DNA of 25,000 marine specimens is getting easier thanks to a ,186,000 private grant.
This time last year, Gena Pass was living out of a hospital room at Shands at UF, praying that her pregnancy would end in a healthy birth.
After Ashlei Rayborn felt the first zap on her skin, she knew the doctor lied about the pain.
Officials set 2008 resolutions.
When dentist Marcio Guelmann sees a patient for the first time, he takes two hours to fill as many cavities and pull as many infected teeth as he can.
The number of people hospitalized with a potentially deadly strain of antibiotic-resistant bacteria increased 220 percent over six years, according to a study co-authored by a UF scientist.
It sounds like a lawnmower on loudspeakers. Blades whir at full speed, creating a frantic windstorm that spreads the smell of jet fuel.
Researchers working on UF's Family Health Self-Empowerment Project (FHSE) for Modifying and Preventing Obesity are gearing up for a series of workshops to be held during the spring semester and are hoping to involve 175 Gainesville families.
Gainesville residents looking to tap into their inner lumberjack this holiday season don't have to look very far.
Overdosing on speed or Ecstasy is roughly the same as giving yourself a severe blow to the head, UF psychiatrists said in a recent study.
A steak developed at UF has become one of the most popular steaks in the nation.
Christmas shows don't usually include a rap by Santa.
A former Sri Lankan slave will speak about human trafficking today.
Cell phones have g2g while driving, two Florida legislators say.
Zachary Ordonez enjoys meeting people with temporary disabilities.
A comic quartet will dole out laughs for toys at a downtown theater Wednesday.
With the holiday season approaching, the UF chapter of Friends for Life of America hopes to spread joy to children in hospitals.
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