Topic: Health and Medicine
Can AI help asthma patients breathe easier?
Novel nurse-led clinical trial at University of Miami is using artificial intelligence-enabled “social robots” to teach kids with asthma to prevent attacks.
Nutrition lessons for the digital age
Sophomore Mason Margolis and lecturer Michelina Witte developed a digital health literacy workshop that teaches young consumers to identify nutrition misinformation and make more informed health decisions.
Nutrition lessons for the digital age
Sophomore Mason Margolis and lecturer Michelina Witte developed a digital health literacy workshop that teaches young consumers to identify nutrition misinformation and make more informed health decisions.
Three University of Miami Nurse Leaders Named to American Academy of Nursing's 2026 Class of Fellows
The University of Miami School of Nursing and Health Studies (SONHS) is celebrating a remarkable achievement as one faculty member and two affiliate faculty members have been designated to the American Academy of Nursing's 2026 Class of Fellows—one of the nursing profession's highest honors.
Allergy Advances
Nursing faculty and doctoral students worked with Miller School experts on a virtual reality initiative to make allergy testing less scary and uncomfortable for kids.
Timely manuscript earns top honors
School of Nursing and Health Studies faculty take home national writing awards.
Third time’s the CHARM
School of Nursing and Health Studies faculty and staff played a key role in the 2026 Engaged Implementation Science Weeklong Training Seminar, hosted this summer by the Miami Center for HIV and Research in Mental Health.
Europe’s heat problem goes beyond the weather
The continent is sweltering under another intense heat wave. Yet its building infrastructure is ill-equipped to handle the brutal temperatures. A University expert explains why.
Gift brings eminent gastroenterologist to Miller School and UHealth
The $10 million donation from Citadel founder and CEO Kenneth C. Griffin enables Dr. Field F. Willingham to advance the growth of a division focused on innovation, research, and training, building on Griffin’s prior support for UHealth.
Safety in the sun
While a new social media trend is encouraging young women to tan, a University of Miami skin cancer expert cautions against sun exposure and tanning beds.
Living in her purpose
Emergency pediatrician and Miller School alumna Dr. Julie Kantor steps into a key leadership role championing physician voices, patient access, and community-centered care across South Florida.
School’s first program in Japan makes the grade
Future health leaders have “incredible” time in Tokyo, learning with locals about wellness, culture, matcha, and more.
