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It's the "American Dream".

What if we could eliminate a major risk factor for stomach cancer in Black, Asian, Latino and other vulnerable populations? A new study from Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine shows the feasibility of reaching out to high-risk communities with free, accessible testing and treatment for Helicobacter pylori

Gridline Properties, a full-service commercial real estate brokerage based in Miami, has closed eight lease agreements totaling nearly 40,000 square feet of space on behalf of commercial real estate investor and landlord, Big Move Properties, marking 100 percent occupancy of the newly renovated office building at 1900 NE Miami Ct. Emilia Howard, leasing director and

The Emmy and Gold Medal Award-winning South Florida Youth Symphony will conclude its 59th season with a concert featuring three student soloists as well as performances by all the training divisions of the SFYS program on Sunday, May 19, at the William Lehman Theatre, Pawley Creative Arts Center, Miami Dade College North, 11380 NW 27

Mosaic Miami, formerly known as MCCJ, has been recognizing South Florida humanitarians since 1946, and this year has selected six South Florida community leaders who exemplify the meaning of the word. The 2024 Humanitarians scheduled to receive the coveted Silver Medallion on May 5 include Raoul Cantero, partner at White & Case; Meg Daly, CEO

It's a war we've been fighting from our very founding. And it's a war we can win.

As parents face a child care crisis, June Care connects at-home moms with working moms looking for someone to watch their kids.

After that it's drag queen story hour.

Kerry spent the last few years lobbying for China's slave labor solar panels.