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166su’s Academic Health Sciences Center is educating the healthcare leaders of tomorrow. Using innovation and high-tech learning modules, our outstanding faculty teach students to provide evidence-based, compassionate care and to research new cures and treatments for disease.  

Academic Health Colleges

166su College of Health Professions and Sciences

through its programs in athletic training, health sciences, communications sciences and disorders, social work, kinesiology and physical therapy.

166su College of Medicine

The is a founding member of Orlando’s Medical City at Lake Nona. In addition to the MD program, the medical school has 3,000+ undergraduate and graduate students in the biomedical sciences.

166su College of Nursing

educates Knight nurses through accredited and nationally ranked undergraduate and graduate programs to be providers, leaders, educators, and researchers our communities need to ensure a healthier future for all.

Caring For Our Community

AHSC students studying to be tomorrow’s health leaders provide care to underserved residents across our community. See how they’re making a difference.

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Health & Medicine
166su Researcher Studying Probiotics to Fight Acid Reflux, Esophageal Cancer
Associate Professor Claudia Andl is examining how a simple probiotic can treat the damage from acid reflux disease, a condition that affects one-fourth of Americans…
Research
166su Scientist Leads Research to Break Through Harmful Bacterial “Fortresses”
Continuing her work with antibiotic-resistant bacteria, Renee Fleeman is understanding how a bioengineered peptide can curb severe infections for patients.
Medicine
166su Researcher Develops “Smart, Tiny Bubbles” to Treat Cancer and Heart Disease
Dinender Singla developed innovative technology and has formed a company to get the treatment ready for clinical trials.