Working through Hurricane Irma and growing the UF COMJ leadership team are among the items discussed in the latest edition of Academic Matters, the dean’s quarterly e-newsletter.
John Murray, MD, an assistant professor of surgery at the University of Florida College of Medicine – Jacksonville, is researching how adipose-derived stem cells can undo the damage caused by degenerative conditions.
UF COMJ researchers are gearing up to study culturally sensitive weight loss interventions that target black female patients and will be guided by community health workers and trained physicians.
Pradeep V. Kadambi, MD, MBA, will also serve as senior associate dean for clinical affairs at UF COMJ. He comes to Jacksonville from Arizona, where he oversaw a 600-physican medical group.
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