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Roundtable participants engage in a small-group discussion during the Miller School's clinical trial engagement event, seated around a conference table with laptops, notes, and meeting materials.

Breaking Barriers to Cancer Clinical Trial Participation

Sylvester patients, researchers and community partners identify ways to reduce barriers and expand access to cancer clinical trials.

Sep. 24 2026 |
Dr. Daniel Peleaz and Dr. Eduardo Alfonso in white lab coats stand side by side in a bright clinical reception area. A large orange wall in the background features the University of Miami “U” symbol and the words “Bascom Palmer Eye Institute.” One researcher stands in the foreground with arms crossed, while the second stands slightly behind and to the right. White counters and cabinetry frame the scene. The image is sharply focused with even indoor lighting and a professional institutional portrait style.

Endowed Chairs Honor Bascom Palmer Leaders Advancing Vision Research

Bascom Palmer Eye Institute honors two faculty leaders with endowed chairs supporting ophthalmology, retinal research and patient care.

Sep. 23 2026 |
Dr. Markus Bredel in a white lab coat stands beside a ProBeam proton therapy system, forming a “U” shape with raised hands in front of the circular treatment gantry. The advanced radiation therapy equipment, including the treatment table and imaging components, fills the treatment room, illuminated by soft blue lighting.

Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center Showcases Radiation Oncology Leadership and Research at ASTRO 2026

With a lineup of posters, oral presentations and special sessions, Sylvester’s presence will be highly visible at this year’s annual meeting.

Sep. 23 2026 |
Patient Miguel Castillo and Dr. Jorge Rey in a hospital hallway examine a red heart-shaped pillow covered with handwritten messages. The clinician wears a white medical coat and surgical cap, while the patient points to writing on the pillow. Doors and wall-mounted signage are visible in the softly lit clinical setting.

A Second Opinion Gave One Patient a New Path for Complex Aortic Aneurysm Surgery

After being told his abdominal aortic aneurysm was inoperable, Miguel Castillo found a new surgical option at UHealth.

Sep. 23 2026 |

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