FrankAOrlandoMDFAAFP

Associate Professor & Medical Director, Dept. of Community Health & Family Medicine, U.F.

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4197 NW 86th Ter
Gainesville, FL 32606
Phone+1 352-265-9475

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Frank Orlando, MD is a family medicine physician located in Gainesville, FL. He completed his surgery residency in 2005-2007 at University of Florida College of Medicine Jacksonville, followed by a family medicine residency from 2009-2011 at Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare Family Medicine. He is an alumni of SUNY Upstate Medical University, class of 2005. Dr. Orlando has numerous publications in journals such as BMJ Case Reports, Journal of Clinical Medicine, and Frontiers in Medicine, with some of his work being cited multiple times by other publications.

Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare Family MedicineResidency, Family Medicine, 2009 - 2011
University of Florida College of Medicine JacksonvilleResidency, Surgery, 2005 - 2007
SUNY Upstate Medical UniversityClass of 2005

PubMed

Impact of COVID-19 on Chronic Ambulatory-Care-Sensitive Condition Emergency Department Use Among Older Adults.
Arch G Mainous 3rd, Lu Yin, James F Medley, Aaron A Saguil, Frank A Orlando
Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine. 2024-10-25
One-Week Kava Dietary Supplementation Increases Both Urinary- and-Glucuronides of NNAL, a Lung Carcinogen Major Metabolite, among Smokers.
Qi Hu, Zhixin Tang, Allison Lynch, Breanne Freeman, Naomi Fujioka
Chemical Research in Toxicology. 2024-09-16
Otology: Hearing Loss.
Michael Tudeen, Maribeth Porter Williams, Frank A Orlando, John Malaty
FP Essentials. 2024-07-01

Patients Who Recover from Severe COVID-19 Still Have Significant Risk of Death, UF StudyDecember 1st, 2021
Patients with Severe COVID-19 Twice as Likely to Require Future Hospitalizations for Other IllnessesJuly 6th, 2021
Living in Poverty with Chronic Inflammation Significantly Increases Heart Disease, Cancer RiskJanuary 18th, 2024
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