Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center

Scientific illustration showing alcohol exposure as a central biological risk factor, with amber liquid flowing into interconnected cellular, molecular, DNA, and data pathways associated with multiple cancer types. The pathways transition toward green and orange light representing prevention, research, and risk reduction.

Research and Innovation

U.S. Cancer Deaths Linked to Alcohol Have Doubled Since 1990, Study Finds

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Sep. 02 2026 |
Dr. Markus Bredel in white clinic coat

Research and Innovation

How Brain Cancer Treatment Is Changing: Q&A with Dr. Markus Bredel

.stk-1bbefcf {column-gap:2px !important;}Radiation oncologist and physician-scientist Markus Bredel,...

Sep. 01 2026 |
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Research and Innovation

BCRF Award Supports AI Platform to Improve Breast Cancer Survivorship Care

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Sep. 01 2026 |

Research and Innovation

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

.stk-a953db7 {column-gap:2px !important;}Researchers are evaluating whether weekly testosterone cypionate injections can be used safely...

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.

Research and Innovation

FDA Approval Opens New Chapter in Pancreatic Cancer Treatment

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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.

Research and Innovation

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

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Aug. 27 2026 |
A colorful arrangement of nutrient-rich foods including salmon, whole grains, leafy greens, broccoli, bell peppers, berries, grapes, citrus fruit, avocado, nuts, and legumes displayed on a contemporary surface. A soft golden pathway of light weaves through the foods, symbolizing nourishment supporting healing and recovery. The background features a blurred, modern healthcare-inspired setting with teal and blue tones and warm ambient lighting.

Clinical Care

How UHealth Is Reimagining Food and Nutrition as Part of Healing

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Aug. 26 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.

Research and Innovation

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

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Aug. 25 2026 |

Scientific illustration showing alcohol exposure as a central biological risk factor, with amber liquid flowing into interconnected cellular, molecular, DNA, and data pathways associated with multiple cancer types. The pathways transition toward green and orange light representing prevention, research, and risk reduction.

Research and Innovation

U.S. Cancer Deaths Linked to Alcohol Have Doubled Since 1990, Study Finds

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Sep. 02 2026 |
Researchers and supporters in a laboratory display a ceremonial $1 million state funding check for HIV cure research at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.

Research and Innovation

$1 Million State Investment Advances HIV Cure Research at the Miller School

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Sep. 01 2026 |
Dr. Markus Bredel in white clinic coat

Research and Innovation

How Brain Cancer Treatment Is Changing: Q&A with Dr. Markus Bredel

.stk-1bbefcf {column-gap:2px !important;}Radiation oncologist and physician-scientist Markus Bredel,...

Sep. 01 2026 |
Abstract illustration of interconnected glowing pathways and data-like networks flowing across a landscape in University of Miami green and orange tones. Multiple luminous nodes connect through branching lines that converge toward a bright horizon, symbolizing artificial intelligence, scientific discovery, and the identification of critical pathways in breast cancer research.

Research and Innovation

BCRF Award Supports AI Platform to Improve Breast Cancer Survivorship Care

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Sep. 01 2026 |
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Research and Innovation

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

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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.

Research and Innovation

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

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Aug. 31 2026 |

Research and Innovation

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

.stk-a953db7 {column-gap:2px !important;}Researchers are evaluating whether weekly testosterone cypionate injections can be used safely...

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.

Research and Innovation

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

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Aug. 28 2026 |

Sylvester patient Keith Putman gets interviewed about Phase 1 Clinical Trials

Cancer

Advanced Cancer Left Him Few Options. A Phase 1 Clinical Trial Gave Him Hope

When Keith Putman’s kidney cancer spread to his eye 18 years later, he...

Aug. 31 2026 |
Nurse playing piano with laughing senior adult woman, providing music therapy.

Balance

How Music Therapy Can Reduce Anxiety, Pain and Cancer Treatment Side Effects

Research shows music therapy can reduce anxiety and pain, improve...

Aug. 28 2026 |
Person seated at a sunlit kitchen table reviewing notes in an open planner, with a partially eaten healthy breakfast and a pair of jeans nearby. A softly blurred bathroom vanity and mirror appear in the background of the contemporary home, creating a subtle visual narrative about noticing patterns and changes in daily life over time.

Advancements

Gynecologic Cancer: Subtle Warning Signs That Are Often Dismissed

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Aug. 25 2026 |
Susan Clark participates in the Dolphins Cancer Challenge alongside family members and fellow participants on a roadway lined with event attendees. Several participants wear race bibs and athletic apparel while making peace signs during the walk. Palm trees, landscaping and event activity are visible in the background.

Advancements

No Symptoms, One Screening and a Life Saved

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Aug. 19 2026 |
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

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Jul. 29 2026 |
Jada Anderson and her family celebrating her last day of chemo at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center.

Balance

Teen With Rare Synovial Sarcoma Keeps Her Leg After Complex Limb-Sparing Surgery

For 13-year-old Jada Anderson, aches and...

Jul. 23 2026 |
Angela Keim smiles while receiving chemo at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center.

Balance

Former Bodybuilder Finds Hope at Sylvester After a Brain Cancer Diagnosis

A leading-edge laser procedure at Sylvester and a multidisciplinary team...

Jul. 14 2026 |
A pulmonologist reviewing chest imaging with an adult asthma patient in a modern academic medical center.

Cancer

Does Asthma Increase Lung Cancer Risk? What Research Shows About the Connection

UHealth experts on what the science suggests...

Jul. 13 2026 |
Melanoma survivor and wife sitting in Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center smiling after speaking with specialist

Advancements

Stage Four Melanoma Survivor Says Sylvester Oncologist Saved His Life

What started as a small lesion...

Jul. 09 2026 |
A team photo of the Pancreatic V Foundation at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center

Balance

A Major Advance in Pancreatic Cancer Care

A new drug called daraxonrasib nearly doubled survival rates...

Jul. 07 2026 |