The UF Department of Radiation Oncology is pleased to announce that Alex De Leo, MD, has been recognized as an Exemplary Teacher in 2025. Dr. De Leo (right), an Assistant Professor, specializes in cancers of the brain, spine and lungs, and is assistant director of the…
According to the National Brain Tumor Society (NBTS), a recent analysis of U.S. population statistics indicates, surprisingly, that approximately 1 million Americans are living with a brain tumor in 2023. Further, just over 94,000 will receive a will receive a primary brain tumor diagnosis this year. Fortunately, the NBTS reports…
Announced March 22, 2022, Alexandra De Leo, M.D. (shown right), has been named a recipient of the 2022 Outstanding Resident Educator Award by the Society of Teaching Scholars. This award recognizes Dr. De Leo’s excellence in teaching colleagues and medical students. Designated by program directors, and sponsored by the Society…
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