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Miami Project to Cure Paralysis conference attendees standing on a rooftop terrace with a city skyline in the background, holding hand gestures shaped like the letter “U.”

Miami Project Researchers Share Neurotrauma Discoveries at National Symposium

Miami Project researchers presented findings on traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury and recovery science at the NNS symposium.

Jul. 20 2026 |
Medical illustration of a human heart shown in cross-section with detailed valve anatomy. The image depicts a Ross procedure, with the pulmonary valve repositioned to replace the aortic valve and a donor valve shown in the pulmonary position. Translucent visual elements connect the valves to their locations within the heart. The background features soft blue gradients and a clean clinical design emphasizing heart valve reconstruction and cardiovascular health.

UHealth Performs First Complex Redo Ross Procedure, Giving Heart Patient a Second Chance

A UHealth surgeon performed the institution's first complex redo Ross procedure, restoring a heart valve patient’s health, future and hope.

Jul. 20 2026 |
Abstract illustration of a school-based mental health initiative showing a collaborative learning space with notebooks and interconnected icons representing peer support, communication, wellness, education, counseling and data-informed health programs. Digital network graphics connect the symbols across a school environment, suggesting student-led mental health awareness and community engagement.

How Student Champions Are Changing Conversations About Suicide and Mental Health

University of Miami researchers partner with high school students to develop peer-led suicide awareness programs.

Jul. 16 2026 |
Marlene Redlich works in a laboratory at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, using a pipette inside a biosafety cabinet as part of her diabetes research.

#MedCanes Ambassador Spotlight: Ph.D. Student Marlene Redlich on Discovery, Diabetes Research and Finding a Home at the Miller School of Medicine

In Miami, Marlene Redlich found a passion for scientific discovery, a supportive academic community and a research project focused on protecting insulin-producing cells from Type 1 diabetes.

Jul. 16 2026 |

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