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A New Dimension in Medicine
3D bioprinting has huge potential to produce new treatments, shorten surgeries and advance research

3D bioprinting has huge potential to produce new treatments, shorten surgeries and advance research

The Hidden Effect of Vaping

Researchers are investigating whether vaping triggers inflammation that disrupts a teen’s heart

Getting Personal With Vaccines Through Human Immune Organoids

Researchers created immune organoids that model key immune-cell interactions and could support more personalized vaccines and therapies

A Full-Circle Moment

Dr. Barry Issenberg, an internationally recognized simulation expert, and Miller School alumnus, takes the helm of the Department of Medical Education

How Medical Training Improves Patient and Family Safety

Building a culture of safety starts long before physicians enter practice, says Dr. Stephanie Clauss

Everlasting Impact

Appreciative alumnus encourages peers to join him in establishing an endowed scholarship to support future generations of Miller School students

Smart Science, Global Reach

Medical student Gwendolyn Sutton’s internship in Japan brings new precision to HIV detection using smart polymers

A Family’s Commitment

Andrew and Catherine Prescott ensure their son’s legacy will continue to advance pediatric brain cancer research

A Family Legacy of Medicine

Three siblings trained together at the Miller School, continuing a family tradition in medicine

Returning the Favor

Dr. Alfredo Hernandez comes back to the clinic that helped shape his understanding of medicine and service

Healing Hearts, Serving Communities

Dr. Rimsky Denis embodies a lifelong commitment to service, using his skills to improve lives and mentor future physicians

Community Engagement Prepares Future Doctors for Patient-Centered Care

Dr. Armen Henderson believes that some of medicine’s most important lessons are learned by working directly alongside the communities physicians serve

A Foundation for Discovery

From early clinical experiences at the Miller School of Medicine to groundbreaking discoveries, Dr. Mark Gladwin has built a career defined by curiosity, leadership and impact

Life Lessons

Inspired by a teacher’s lifelong lesson about giving back, Steven Dwoskin has helped advance cancer research and precision treatment at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center

Miami's Diverse Patient Population Strengthens Pediatric Training

Dr. Monica Alba-Sandoval says South Florida’s culture provides invaluable training for future pediatricians

Regenerating Hope: Inside UHealth’s Groundbreaking MS Clinical Trial

Two clinical trials are exploring whether stem cell therapies can change the course of progressive and treatment-resistant multiple sclerosis.

Lifeline at School

A new $5 million commitment from the Dr. John T. Macdonald Foundation strengthens the School Health Initiative ability to deliver medical and mental healthcare where students need it most

How Disaster Medicine Improves Health Care After a Crisis

Dr. Elizabeth Greig believes preparedness, adaptability and community partnerships are essential when disaster strikes

A Season of Momentum

A new academic year brings fresh energy, bold discoveries and transformative opportunities across the Miller School.

Turning Spinal Cord Injury Research Into New Therapies

For Dr. Damien D. Pearse, the challenge is moving promising discoveries from the laboratory toward treatments that can improve patients’ lives.

How Personalized Rehabilitation Helps Patients Regain Function

Recovery looks different for every patient, and rehabilitation should too, according to Dr. Nicole Pontee

A Culture of Excellence

Historic U.S. News rankings place Bascom Palmer at No. 1 for the 25th year, Sylvester at No. 1 in Florida and five UHealth specialties among the nation’s best.

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Join Us for Medical Alumni Weekend March 5-7, 2027

Medical Alumni Association Leadership

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A New Dimension in Medicine

3D bioprinting has huge potential to produce new treatments, shorten surgeries and advance research

The Hidden Effect of Vaping

Researchers are investigating whether vaping triggers inflammation that disrupts a teen’s heart

Getting Personal With Vaccines Through Human Immune Organoids

Researchers created immune organoids that model key immune-cell interactions and could support more personalized vaccines and therapies

A Full-Circle Moment

Dr. Barry Issenberg, an internationally recognized simulation expert, and Miller School alumnus, takes the helm of the Department of Medical Education

How Medical Training Improves Patient and Family Safety

Building a culture of safety starts long before physicians enter practice, says Dr. Stephanie Clauss

Everlasting Impact

Appreciative alumnus encourages peers to join him in establishing an endowed scholarship to support future generations of Miller School students

Smart Science, Global Reach

Medical student Gwendolyn Sutton’s internship in Japan brings new precision to HIV detection using smart polymers

A Family’s Commitment

Andrew and Catherine Prescott ensure their son’s legacy will continue to advance pediatric brain cancer research

A Family Legacy of Medicine

Three siblings trained together at the Miller School, continuing a family tradition in medicine

Returning the Favor

Dr. Alfredo Hernandez comes back to the clinic that helped shape his understanding of medicine and service

Healing Hearts, Serving Communities

Dr. Rimsky Denis embodies a lifelong commitment to service, using his skills to improve lives and mentor future physicians

Community Engagement Prepares Future Doctors for Patient-Centered Care

Dr. Armen Henderson believes that some of medicine’s most important lessons are learned by working directly alongside the communities physicians serve

A Foundation for Discovery

From early clinical experiences at the Miller School of Medicine to groundbreaking discoveries, Dr. Mark Gladwin has built a career defined by curiosity, leadership and impact

Life Lessons

Inspired by a teacher’s lifelong lesson about giving back, Steven Dwoskin has helped advance cancer research and precision treatment at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center

Miami's Diverse Patient Population Strengthens Pediatric Training

Dr. Monica Alba-Sandoval says South Florida’s culture provides invaluable training for future pediatricians

Regenerating Hope: Inside UHealth’s Groundbreaking MS Clinical Trial

Two clinical trials are exploring whether stem cell therapies can change the course of progressive and treatment-resistant multiple sclerosis.

Lifeline at School

A new $5 million commitment from the Dr. John T. Macdonald Foundation strengthens the School Health Initiative ability to deliver medical and mental healthcare where students need it most

How Disaster Medicine Improves Health Care After a Crisis

Dr. Elizabeth Greig believes preparedness, adaptability and community partnerships are essential when disaster strikes

A Season of Momentum

A new academic year brings fresh energy, bold discoveries and transformative opportunities across the Miller School.

Turning Spinal Cord Injury Research Into New Therapies

For Dr. Damien D. Pearse, the challenge is moving promising discoveries from the laboratory toward treatments that can improve patients’ lives.

How Personalized Rehabilitation Helps Patients Regain Function

Recovery looks different for every patient, and rehabilitation should too, according to Dr. Nicole Pontee

A Culture of Excellence

Historic U.S. News rankings place Bascom Palmer at No. 1 for the 25th year, Sylvester at No. 1 in Florida and five UHealth specialties among the nation’s best.

Save the Date

Join Us for Medical Alumni Weekend March 5-7, 2027

Medical Alumni Association Leadership