If you experience difficulty with obtaining access to an article, try to search for the title in PubMed. You may also contact us with a specific request. Navigate to a specific year using these links: Have a publication you’d like listed? Email OneFloridaOperations@health.ufl.edu with a link to your publication. 2025 Angell, A.M., Wee, C.P., Deavenport-Saman,…| OneFlorida+ Clinical Research Network
OneFlorida+ partners include academic health care centers, private health systems, public health care systems, community health centers and physician-owned practices that provide care for tens of millions of people. Statewide Partners| OneFlorida+ Clinical Research Network
If a small dose of aspirin can help prevent a second heart attack or stroke in people with heart disease, will a larger dose work even better? According to results of the ADAPTABLE aspirin study presented at the 70th annual American College of Cardiology Scientific Session and published in the May 15 New England Journal…| OneFlorida+ Clinical Research Network
Following a public workshop in July 2024, a report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine shares strategies for improving cancer surveillance. One of the OneFlorida+ Clinical Research Network’s executive chairs, Elizabeth Shenkman, Ph.D., spoke at the workshop about “Data Linkages in Cancer Surveillance Models.” Shenkman’s insights are summarized in a new report,…| OneFlorida+ Clinical Research Network
“The growth that we have experienced in OneFlorida+ has been incredible,” says Brittney Roth Manning, the Director of Research and Operations. “Within the last two years we’ve added four new partners and continue to receive requests for collaboration. It is so exciting to know our outreach can impact patients throughout the U.S.”| OneFlorida+ Clinical Research Network
Using data in electronic health records, OneFlorida+ researchers have designed an artificial intelligence system that can predict which patients will develop Alzheimer’s disease up to five years before receiving a diagnosis. Currently, there are no early screening tests for Alzheimer’s disease, which is diagnosed only after patients develop symptoms. By that time, the disease already…| OneFlorida+ Clinical Research Network
OneFlorida+ citizen scientist Shirley Bloodworth participated in a conference on cancer and aging hosted by the UF Health Cancer Center (UFHCC) earlier this year, offering her perspectives following presentations by a panel of national experts from the National Institutes of Health and the National Cancer Institute. Bloodworth also contributed to a journal article that summarized…| onefl.net
“The growth that we have experienced in OneFlorida+ has been incredible,” says Brittney Roth Manning, the Director of Research and Operations. “Within the last two years we’ve added four new partners and continue to receive requests for collaboration. It is so exciting to know our outreach can impact patients throughout the U.S.”| onefl.net
