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For the 60,000 patients in advanced stages of heart failure, their hearts can no longer do the job and their survival rests upon a heart transplant. Click here to read […]
Human Heart Cells Made from Adult Human Blood Cells Courtesy, Dr. Nao Terada University of Florida
Welcome to the University of Florida Center for Regenerative Medicine (UF CRM). The mission of our center is to coordinate the discovery, development and delivery cycle of regenerative solutions to intractable disease across medical, surgical, and rehabilitation practices.
The UF CRM is uniquely focused on building cross-disciplinary teams capable of moving developing therapies along this broad continuum from bench to bedside, creating a world-class program to impact the lives of patients and their families. The Center for Regenerative Medicine catalyzes synergistic interactions among researchers and clinicians from the six colleges of the University of Florida Health Science Center, the Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI), as well as the Department of Biomedical Engineering.
University of Florida senior, Aaron Sandoval, a biology major in UF’s Honors Program has been selected for the prestigious Marshall Scholarship, an award given to outstanding American students to pursue […]
Join us in welcoming Peter Marks, M.D., Ph.D. as he discusses the advances in regenerative medicine clinical trials, FDA programs to accelerate the evaluation of regenerative medicine therapies and more. […]
UF has recently become a cosponsor of the Regenerative Medicine Workshop happening in Charleston, South Carolina. The event is a forum for researchers and physicans to discuss the future of […]
FORM is a community of academic institutions that was created for the purpose of advancing research through dissemination of information, collaboration, and discussion among the leaders of regenerative medicine in […]
Congratulations to Drs. Daria Barwinska and Keith March their article recognized by the American Journal of Physiology-Lung Section as “Best of the Best.” The article, titled “AMD3100 ameliorates cigarette smoke-induced […]