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Terracciano helps link brain shape to personality differences
Alumna receives FAFP
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With the significant help of the National Institutes of Health and $5.2 million from five investment firms, Biomedical Sciences Professor Michael Blaber is closer to providing relief for an incurable eye condition called Fuchs’ dystrophy..jpg)
Associate Professor Antonio Terracciano joined a team of researchers from the U.S., U.K. and Italy to examine the connection between personality traits and brain structure. Their study was published in the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience.
Tanya Anim (M.D., ’10) has received the Young Leader Award from the Florida Academy of Family Physicians. The award recognizes outstanding service to the FAFP and the specialty of family medicine. She’s pictured here with her husband, Ronnie Fowler, and their son, Achille Fowler.
Cover the Uninsured Week and Racism Awareness Week have sent a message that students care about their patients, their communities and the wider world in which they’ll practice medicine. And they’re not afraid to tackle tough topics.
