As COVID-19 cases are decreasing and many are getting vaccinated, some of us still have some anxiety about getting back to normal. Here are a few tips for safely emerging back into the world, along with reminders to respect everyone's choices.
We continue celebrating Better Speech and Hearing Month by featuring how speech-language pathologist can support patients recovering from COVID-19.
Colon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the U.S. It's important to know your risks and get regular screenings.
Our employee inspiration series comes to a close with a final compilation of short stories.
The next part of our employee inspiration series continues, featuring shared short stories and anecdotes about how UF Health Jacksonville employees are feeling during the pandemic and what keeps them inspired and resilient.
Things are looking up after almost one year of the COVID-10 pandemic. Before a vaccine is approved, here is some advice on staying patient and hopeful.
The next part of our employee inspiration series continues with sharing additional creative submissions. Several UF Health employees wrote and shared poems about how they’re feeling during the pandemic.
The Center for Healthy Minds and Practice and UF Health Employee Wellness launched an initiative, where employees were invited to share what it has been like to be part of this challenging time by submitting a story, poem or artwork. We felt it would be powerful to share some of the great contributions from employees, starting with artwork.
The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped our lives in many ways and will continue to make an impact for the foreseeable future. With the holiday season approaching, celebrations are guaranteed to look different due to precautions we must take to help prevent the spread of the virus. Though Thanksgiving typically involves…
As the school year progresses and flu season begins, students who are attending classes in person should continue following health and safety protocols to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and other illnesses. Most schools have instilled guidelines for all faculty…
