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Discover the breadth of content created by the University of Miami Health System, Miller School of Medicine, Bascom Palmer Eye Insititute and Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center — from news to research to patient stories to media highlights.

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Miller School
of Medicine

At the University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine, we empower medical students to transform lives and serve the global community.

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Bascom Palmer
Eye Institute

Your vision and overall well-being are paramount to us. Discover how we're making a difference in the community.

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Sylvester Comprehensive
Cancer Center

The Sylvester Legacy in South Florida: Discover the history and impact of the region's sole NCI-Designated Cancer Center. Learn how Sylvester stands at the forefront of cancer care in South Florida.

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UHealth

A comprehensive realm of health and wellness awaits. Whether it's expert insights or evolving practices, read more to navigate your path to optimal well-being.

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UHealth

A comprehensive realm of health and wellness awaits. Whether it's expert insights or evolving practices, read more to navigate your path to optimal well-being.

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Media Highlights

October 2, 2025

UHealth opens a new AI-focused medical center in North Miami-Dade. What to expect

September 4, 2025

University of Miami adds new paintings to UHealth SoLe Mia Medical Center to honor patient’s journey

Palm Beach Post

August 3, 2025

The Health Frontier: Medical providers expand in Palm Beach County with new clinics, hospitals

More Media Highlights

News

A middle-aged Hispanic man performs a dumbbell lunge in a bright South Florida home, demonstrating strength training as part of a healthy weight-loss routine.

Movement

How to Preserve Muscle While Losing Weight, According to a Sports Medicine Physician

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Aug. 05 2026 | Share

Woman standing in soft morning light with a subtle illustration of the urinary tract overlaid on her abdomen, representing urinary tract health and why women are more prone to UTIs.

Advancements

Why Women Get UTIs More Often: Causes, Prevention and When to See a Doctor

Aug. 04 2026 | Share

Wearing sunglasses and Dolphins Cancer Challenge running shirt, Claudia Pereira smiles and flashes a peace sign while walking with a group of race participants.

Balance

A Surprising Diagnosis Inspires a Mission to Help Others

Jul. 29 2026 | Share

Henri R. Ford, M.D., M.H.A., dean and chief academic officer of the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, has been elected to the American Philosophical Society, a distinction recognizing his pioneering pediatric surgery research, academic leadership, physician-scientist mentorship and global health contributions.

Dean Henri Ford Inducted into the American Philosophical Society, One of America’s Most Selective Intellectual Honors

University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Dean Henri Ford has been elected to the American Philosophical Society.

Aug. 04 2026 |

Aerial view of the UHealth medical campus in Miami, featuring University of Miami Health System hospital and clinical buildings, including the UHealth Tower, surrounded by palm trees, parking structures, and city streets under a clear blue sky.

UHealth’s Commitment to Exceptional Patient Care Fuels Historic Rise in U.S. News Rankings

UHealth earned its highest U.S. News & World Report rankings ever, with five nationally ranked specialties.

Aug. 04 2026 |

The Latest Advances in Lung Cancer Surgery: Q and A with Dr. Nestor Villamizar

Dr. Nestor Villamizar explains how robotic lung cancer surgery and innovative single-incision techniques may reduce pain and improve recovery.

Jul. 31 2026 |

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Blood Proteins May Predict When Genetically At-Risk People Develop ALS

Blood protein signatures may predict ALS onset in genetically at-risk individuals years before symptoms appear.

Jul. 27 2026 |

Videos

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