Your brain is priceless. Helmet up!
The newest helmet campaign aims to increase consistent and correct helmet use among UF students that use bicycles, scooters and motorcycles.
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Young women and breast cancer: What you need to know
It is important to know how your breasts normally look and feel. Tell your doctor if you notice any changes.
#GatorGood: Keeping concussions out of the game
The SHCC's Dr. Jay Clugston is part of the UF team working to get kids back on the field and to help people deal with traumatic brain injuries.
September is Fruits & Veggies – More Matters Month
Get recipes, health info, fitness tips and more at www.fruitsandveggiesmorematters.org.
Scoot Safe: Commit to wearing a helmet when biking, scooting and riding motorcycles
Your brain got you into UF. PROTECT IT!
Be sun smart: Don’t believe the tanning hype!
A tan, whether you get it on the beach, in a bed, or through incidental exposure, is bad news, any way you acquire it.
Worried about measles? Learn the facts
At this time, no cases of measles have been identified on the UF campus. According to the University’s records, about 99.7 percent of the student population has received two doses of MMR vaccine or provided lab evidence of immunity.
Young, Smart, Attractive, DIABETIC? Why college students should care about diabetes
UF is going blue to raise awareness about diabetes! Learn why college students are also at risk.
What are the dangers of steroids?
Steroid abuse can cause harmful, fatal and undesirable body changes.
Everyday Health’s month-by-month guide to allergies
You may feel as though you have year-round allergies, and you may be right. See what's most likely to be causing you to sneeze and wheeze as the months go by. (Via Everyday Health)
