University of Florida researchers have received a grant to develop a device that not only monitors preemies’ fragile brains, but also detects intraventricular bleeding as soon as it starts.
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Three Health Science Center employees received universitywide Superior Accomplishment Awards in 2012.
Three pediatric researchers, Drs. Zolotukhin, Srivastava, and Herzog are supported by a number of grants from NIH and Bayer Healthcare, totaling more than $6 million. And the researchers are having no problem putting the money to good use. Their current research efforts is devoted to developing and testing gene…
