The Paul J. DiMare Foundation Endowed Chair in ALS Research recognizes Leonard Petrucelli and strengthens the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine’s commitment to neuroscience and ...
A halftime presentation at the Miami Dolphins’ Crucial Catch game celebrated more than $100 million invested in cancer research and patient care at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center through the ...
A multicenter clinical trial including researchers from the University of Miami of Medicine is testing whether an implanted epidural stimulation system can help people with spinal cord injury maintain ...
At the inaugural University of Miami ALS Symposium, scientists examined how biomarkers, shared disease mechanisms and cross-disciplinary partnerships could advance the prevention, diagnosis and ...
Medical student Iris Hyun-A Kim uses comics to explore how identity, culture and community shape health, illness and belonging.
Researchers developed highly sensitive antibodies that detect HDGFL2-CE, an abnormal protein associated with TDP-43 dysfunction, creating new tools for ALS and frontotemporal dementia research.
When a neighbor became unresponsive, two first-year Miller School medical students used recently learned emergency skills and intranasal naloxone while awaiting paramedics. Medical student Matthew ...
The 41st annual event honored 11 sports legends and announced a $1 million gift establishing the Marc A. Buoniconti Drug Discovery Program in support of research at The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis ...
A new Miller School pathway integrates residency, fellowship and dedicated research time, helping M.D./Ph.D. trainees sustain scientific momentum while developing as clinicians and investigators. Dr.
Grants from the Elsa U. Pardee Foundation and Prostate Cancer Foundation will support studies of an understudied protein modification and a potential driver of hormone therapy resistance. Zhipeng Wang ...
The longtime Miller School faculty member built an influential comparative pathology program, connected human and veterinary medicine and guided generations of colleagues across the University of ...