Dr. Yeily Hernandez Mato knows how it feels to be vulnerable. When she was just 18, she nearly died in a violent car accident. Doctors performed several surgeries to save her, including facial reconstruction. Four months later, she was released from the hospital, left to sleep and recover in her mother’s car as the two of them were homeless.
Read MoreBeginning this fall, Florida Atlantic University’s Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing and the College of Engineering and Computer Science will offer two new combined programs in nursing and artificial intelligence and...
Read MoreExciting advances in immunotherapy, the discovery of novel agents and a better understanding of the molecular makeup of an individual’s disease are leading to revolutionary changes in the treatment of patients with...
Read MoreBroward Health Imperial Point joined the celebration of diversity, inclusion and love at Stonewall Parade and Street Festival in Wilton Manors. Caregivers and team members educated the community on sign and symptoms of stroke...
Read MoreWhen Ralph Rios, FACHE, commits to something—either personally or professionally—he goes all in, whether it’s skydiving, scuba-diving, piloting a plane or providing the highest level of care to patients at Baptist Health facilities.
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