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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 |
A scientific illustration depicts a vast network of interconnected cellular pathways. A single bright pathway cuts through the center of the complex network, standing out against thousands of surrounding connections and cellular structures. Warm golden light illuminates the horizon, symbolizing a breakthrough discovery emerging from biological complexity. The image conveys advances in cancer research and the identification of a promising therapeutic pathway.

FDA Approval Opens New Chapter in Pancreatic Cancer Treatment

FDA approves daraxonrasib for metastatic pancreatic cancer after a phase 3 trial showed patients lived nearly twice as long as with chemotherapy.

Aug. 27 2026 |
Editorial illustration depicting alcohol-related cancer warning message research. A researcher-style workspace displays multiple printed and digital warning-message concepts about alcohol and cancer, ranging from text-only warnings to more visually complex public health communications. Subtle translucent overlays showing blurred evaluation metrics, audience-response indicators, and AI-inspired design elements float above the materials. Selected warning designs are illuminated to suggest comparison and assessment of effectiveness. Warm lighting, shallow depth of field, and understated orange and green accents create a sophisticated academic editorial atmosphere focused on public health communication research and evidence-based message evaluation.

Can AI Improve Public Awareness of Alcohol-Related Cancer Risks?

AI-tested visuals and cancer-specific messages may improve awareness of alcohol-related cancer risks, according to a Sylvester study.

Aug. 27 2026 |
Group of University of Miami Miller School of Medicine faculty, staff, and collaborators standing in the Department of Neurology while displaying a ceremonial State of Florida check for $2 million awarded to support the Florida Stroke Registry.

Florida Stroke Registry Receives Record $2 Million State Funding to Improve Stroke Care

The Florida Stroke Registry has received a record $2 million state appropriation to strengthen stroke prevention efforts across Florida.

Aug. 26 2026 |

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