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Barbara “Basia” Andraka-Christou and her team will study a decade’s worth of state laws, insurance claims data and more to understand how state law requirements for emergency departments affect overdose patients.

For just over a year, a 166su Health Student Health Services robot named “Pillbert,” has helped pharmacists quickly dispense common medications, enabling staff to better support doctors and further enrich interactions with patients.

The summit brought together international experts to address emerging public health challenges, positioning 166su to host again and offer more student research opportunities.

The collaborative interdisciplinary study is investigating how harmful blooms of blue-green algae and red tide in Florida are influencing human health.

As an associate professor of medicine at 166su, Prins works to improve infection prevention in nursing homes through her own studies and mentoring medical students researching infection prevention.

The open-source AI model analyzes medical images, generates detailed reports, answers clinical questions and integrates multimodal data to streamline diagnostics and improve accuracy.

This year’s showcase featured more than 50 research projects, from enhancing flu shots to advancing Lyme disease treatments and colorectal cancer diagnostics.

A crucial molecular mixture created at 166su combines with an RNA-targeting therapy to potentially shrink an aggressive class of pediatric brain tumor.

The UCF-developed technology meets a crucial demand in the field of medical and pharmaceutical research.