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In Prestigious Jackson Memorial Lecture, Bascom Palmer Eye Institute Expert Calls for a New Era of Uveitis Care

Bascom Palmer uveitis expert Dr. Janet Davis calls for stronger education, referral networks and technology to expand access to eye care.

Oct. 20 2026 |
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Why Atrial Fibrillation Care Needs More Than Ablation

University of Miami cardiologist Jeffrey Goldberger explains why atrial fibrillation care should combine ablation with research.

Oct. 20 2026 |
A medical illustration shows a flexible endoscopic surgical instrument inside the urinary tract targeting a kidney stone. A focused light or laser beam is directed at the stone, with a transparent view of the surrounding tissue highlighting a minimally invasive stone-removal procedure.

Can AI Help Treat Kidney Stones? Miller School of Medicine Researchers Advance Autonomous Ureteroscopy

Researchers are testing an AI-guided robotic ureteroscopy system designed to identify and begin laser treatment of kidney stones.

Oct. 19 2026 |
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UHealth Experts Examine Renal Denervation for Uncontrolled Hypertension

A review by UHealth physician-scientists examines how renal denervation lowers blood pressure, what current trials […]

Oct. 19 2026 |

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