Adropin treatment shows promise to limit post-stroke brain damage in mouse study
Preclinical UF study unveils potential neuroprotective role of the peptide adropin in the aged brain after ischemic stroke.
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MBI late fall e-newsletter: The Brainstorm
Catch up on some of the latest neuroscience and neuromedicine research news around the MBI and beyond.
Neuroscientist appointed PHHP associate dean for research
Dr. Adam Woods will focus on the development of junior faculty, and building college-level programs and resources.
Neurologists who treated Muhammad Ali provide evidence for primary Parkinson’s diagnosis
Amid questions about the late boxing great’s symptoms, UF’s Dr. Michael Okun and colleagues conclude his primary diagnosis was young-onset Parkinson’s disease.
MBI faculty members amongst those honored with endowed chairs or professorships
33 faculty members from across the academic health center were honored at the 2022 Celebrating Distinction ceremony
Dr. Carol Mathews named chair of UF psychiatry
Internationally known clinician and translational researcher in the areas of OCD, tic disorders and anxiety disorders named psychiatry chair.
Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
Join us 11:30-12:30 tomorrow to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month!
Eight UF research teams awarded MBI grant funding
$744K in grants will support UF research projects and equipment.
The connection between MOGAD and seizures
Dr. Mayra Montalvo provides insight into the outcomes of patients with seizures and myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein antibody disease.
Is DBS safe during pregnancy?
Medical students lead review published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience
