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Group of University of Miami Miller School of Medicine faculty, staff, and collaborators standing in the Department of Neurology while displaying a ceremonial State of Florida check for $2 million awarded to support the Florida Stroke Registry.

Florida Stroke Registry Receives Record $2 Million State Funding to Improve Stroke Care

The Florida Stroke Registry has received a record $2 million state appropriation to strengthen stroke prevention efforts across Florida.

Aug. 26 2026 |
A colorful arrangement of nutrient-rich foods including salmon, whole grains, leafy greens, broccoli, bell peppers, berries, grapes, citrus fruit, avocado, nuts, and legumes displayed on a contemporary surface. A soft golden pathway of light weaves through the foods, symbolizing nourishment supporting healing and recovery. The background features a blurred, modern healthcare-inspired setting with teal and blue tones and warm ambient lighting.

How UHealth Is Reimagining Food and Nutrition as Part of Healing

UHealth is enhancing care through a new nutrition initiative that improves food choices, supports recovery and promotes whole-person healing.

Aug. 26 2026 |
Abstract scientific illustration showing a luminous blue-white molecular signaling landscape composed of flowing translucent ribbons, layered geometric surfaces, and interconnected energy fields suspended in dark space. At the center, a localized cluster of small golden particles emerges from a signaling disruption while an emerald-green regulatory framework absorbs and neutralizes the fragments. Cinematic lighting, volumetric glow, and layered biological geometry symbolize a protective molecular mechanism that helps maintain healthy cellular regulation.

How the Immune System May Drive ALS: Two Miami Researchers Explore New Clues

Two Miller School Safenowitz Fellowship-supported researchers are studying how immune responses may contribute to ALS.

Aug. 26 2026 |
Dr. Michael Wang sits across from Dean Henri Ford during a recording of the Inside U Miami Medicine podcast, discussing innovations in spine care and early intervention treatments.

Podcast: Early Intervention and Innovation in Spine Surgery with Dr. Michael Wang

Dr. Michael Wang discusses early intervention, regenerative therapies and innovative technologies shaping the future of spine care.

Aug. 26 2026 |

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