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Medicine & Health
Students, faculty and staff who are in the CDC priority groups receive H1N1 shots.
Get Your H1N1 Flu Vaccine Before Thanksgiving
The UCF Health Center still has a small number of injectable H1N1 vaccine doses available for students, faculty and staff who are in the priority groups established by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). H1N1 nasal spray vaccine is also available to all students, faculty and staff.
UCF REPORTS: BURNHAM INSTITUTE OPENS - Watch Video
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research, a UCF research partner, opens in Orlando's emerging "medical city" at Lake Nona. Visit UCF on YouTube
Featured Expert
Kimberly Renk, Psychology
Kimberly Renk directs UCF's Understanding Children and Families laboratory. She can discuss parent-child relationships, including parenting styles and how to communicate with kids.
More Headlines
- UCF Innovators Among Orlando's 2009 Health Care Heroes
- Three inspiring members of the University of Central Florida community have been named among the Orlando Business Journal's 2009 Health Care Heroes.
- Promising UCF Brain Research Offers Hope to Cancer Patients
- UCF researchers, in partnership with Florida Hospital, have identified a specific gene marker present in brain tumor stem cells that is not present in normal brain stem cells.
- H1N1 Update: Flu Shots, Nasal Spray Available
- UCF's first shipment of the injectable H1N1 vaccine will be available to students, faculty and staff who are in the priority groups established by the CDC.
- UCF Med Students Volunteer to Help Sick Kids, Families in Community
- Twenty College of Medicine of students will cook and serve meals to families of ill children Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Ronald McDonald House on the campus of Arnold Palmer Medical Center.
- UCF Professor Lands Gates Foundation Grant for HIV Research
- University of Central Florida Associate Professor Alexander Cole just landed a $100,000 grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
- New UCF-Led Partnership to Lower Health Care Costs for Small Businesses
- The new program will help small businesses save up to 20 percent on health insurance plans.
