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Dr. Dipen Parekh operates a robotic-assisted surgical system in an operating room, seated at a control console and manipulating hand controls while viewing the system's imaging interface. Large robotic equipment surrounds the console, highlighting the technology used for minimally invasive surgery.

UHealth Surpasses 20,000 Robotic Surgeries, Cementing Leadership in Minimally Invasive Care

UHealth has completed more than 20,000 robotic-assisted surgeries, demonstrating leadership in minimally invasive surgery.

Aug. 25 2026 |
Illustration showing a landscape where educational and research environments merge through a glowing pathway connecting books, notebooks and graduation symbols to population health data visualizations, statistical graphics and scientific knowledge networks. A school campus and research complex are linked by flowing streams of light, representing how childhood health and educational experiences contribute to long-term learning, wellness and life outcomes.

REACH Study Aims to Make School Success a Measure of Children’s Health

The REACH study is developing a method to link school performance and health data, expanding how researchers measure outcomes for children.

Aug. 25 2026 |
Dr. Stephen Solomon Portrait of a person wearing a tan suit jacket, white shirt and coral tie, standing outdoors on a university campus. Mature trees frame the scene, with a lawn, campus buildings and a U.S. flag visible in the background under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds.

New Chair Brings Vision for Innovation and Growth to Interventional Radiology

Stephen Solomon, M.D., joins UHealth as chair of Interventional Radiology with plans to expand innovation and patient-centered care.

Aug. 25 2026 |
Cross-sectional illustration of the human brain showing a single glowing molecular pathway traveling through multiple brain regions. The interconnected pathway is depicted with branching neural networks and DNA-like structures, linking green and orange sections of the brain and extending through the brainstem and cerebellum. The image symbolizes how shared biological mechanisms can influence multiple neurological diseases.

TAND: A New Framework for ALS, FTD and Related Brain Diseases

Researchers propose TAND, a new framework linking ALS, FTD and related disorders through TDP-43 biology to improve diagnosis and treatment.

Aug. 24 2026 |

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