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Two Research Awards Advance Blood-Based Epigenetics Studies of Cognitive Aging and Dementia

Two awards support a Miller School study of whether blood DNA methylation can illuminate cognitive aging, dementia and Lewy body disease.

Sep. 28 2026 |
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Sylvester Researchers Chart a New Path for AI in Cancer Survivorship

Sylvester researchers are testing responsible AI tools to support breast cancer survivors between appointments with clinical oversight.

Sep. 28 2026 |
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UHealth Named a 2026 Vizient Ambulatory Quality and Accountability Top Performer

UHealth is one of five facilities named a 2026 Vizient Ambulatory Quality and Accountability Top Performer for excellence in outpatient care.

Sep. 25 2026 |
Two event volunteers seated behind a registration table at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) Engage & Connect event. Name badges and event materials are arranged on the table, while attendees participate in a presentation visible through a glass wall in the background.

Community Roundtable Connects Miller School of Medicine HIV Researchers With Community Partners

Engage & Connect brought HIV researchers and community organizations together to support research, prevention and care.

Sep. 25 2026 |

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