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Here’s a quick roundup of stories you might have missed on our main web page in the past quarter.

Class of 2007 alumnus Dr. Stephen Patrick made news around the world in May as lead author of an article on infants born to women who abuse prescription opiates.

Nurse practitioner Susan LaJoie (pictured here) is among the clinicians taking part in the first research projects by Health IMPACTS, a new collaboration between Florida State University and the University of Florida.

The College of Medicine’s new internal medicine residency program at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital has earned initial accreditation.

Ruby Diamond Concert Hall was the perfect setting for the Class of 2012 graduation.

The 2011-2012 Bridge class was honored for its achievements, just days before the students all received their master’s degrees.

Assistant Professor Steve Quintero, M.D., has been recognized by Tallahassee Memorial Hospital as a “model of compassion.”

Shermeeka Hogans-Mathews is getting a $10,000 Minority Scholars Award from the American Medical Association Foundation.

Learn what the news media are saying about the College of Medicine – in print, on television, on social media, on radio.

Watch videos of lectures, brown-bags and other College of Medicine events.

Don’t miss our new annual report.

Read our new College of Medicine brochure.

Look for a new issue of FSU MED magazine soon.

Our website’s “In the Spotlight” items are still available even after we move them off the front page. They’re part of our archive of College of Medicine news.