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Abstract illustration of a complex network of interconnected nodes and pathways spanning a light background. A single orange pathway emerges from a bright central hub and travels across the image, standing out from surrounding muted green and gray connections. The artwork symbolizes artificial intelligence identifying meaningful patterns within large, complex datasets, highlighting a clear signal amid extensive interconnected information.

Can AI Models Identify Parkinson’s Patients at Risk for Faster Decline?

AI models using clinical and biomarker data identified Parkinson’s patients at risk for rapid cognitive or motor decline years in advance.

Aug. 31 2026 |
A medical illustration depicts the visual processing pathway between a child's eye and brain. A healthy eye in profile appears sharply detailed while glowing orange and green neural pathways extend into a semi-transparent brain. Some neural connections appear organized and continuous, while others are fragmented, visually representing the disrupted processing associated with cerebral visual impairment. Subtle MRI-inspired anatomical structures and advanced imaging textures are layered within the brain. The composition transitions from areas of complexity to greater clarity against a bright white background, emphasizing the role of the brain in vision and the promise of improved diagnosis and understanding of pediatric visual disorders.

Seeing Beyond the Eyes: Bascom Palmer Eye Institute Researchers Advance Understanding of Cerebral Visual Impairment

Bascom Palmer researchers are studying cerebral visual impairment (CVI) to improve diagnosis through vision testing, imaging and genetics.

Aug. 31 2026 |

Miller School Trial Tests Testosterone Therapy in Men With Low-Risk Prostate Cancer

A Miller School clinical trial is testing testosterone therapy in men with low-risk prostate cancer who are undergoing active surveillance.

Aug. 28 2026 |
A white coat ceremony participant and University of Miami Miller School of Medicine's Dr. Latha Chandran stand on stage wearing white coats and forming the University of Miami “U” hand gesture. Seated faculty members are visible in the background, with green plants and a dark stage backdrop framing the ceremony.

A Legacy of Transforming Medical Education: Dr. Latha Chandran Retires from the Miller School of Medicine

Latha Chandran leaves a lasting Miller School legacy through NextGenMD, faculty development and transformative medical education leadership.

Aug. 28 2026 |

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