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Reshaping more than waistlines: Medicine in the age of Ozempic

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Oh-oh-oh, Ozempic. Not since Botox has a drug brand become so popular so quickly.Currently FDA-approved for the treatment of type-2 diabetes and clinical obesity, Ozempic and other similar GLP-1 recep...

“This strange Miami energy”: Hasan Minhaj’s comedy show c...

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“This is a true story — fact-check it.”The Ziff Ballet Opera House at the Adrienne Arsht Center welcomed Hasan Minhaj — an Indian-American comedian, writer, producer, political...

Here’s what you missed: Florida laws going into effect Oct. 1

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Several pieces of legislation were passed in Florida on Oct. 1, following a busy legislative session that concluded last May. These laws span several issues, from criminal justice to housing and trans...

Artificial intelligence’s future value in environmental remediation

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Artificial intelligence is enabling us to rethink how we integrate information, analyze data and use the resulting insights to improve decision-making. The power of AI is revolutionizing various indus...

A Miami day in the life: ChatGPT edition

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ChatGPT is a natural language processing tool driven by artificial intelligence (AI). It allows users to have human-like conversations with a chatbot, answers questions and assists with tasks like com...

From humble beginnings: Business mogul Nelson Peltz discusses path to succe...

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On Thursday evening, the University of Miami Patti and Allan Herbert Business School hosted an intimate chat, part of their Distinguished Leaders Lecture Series, that attracted a swarm of undergraduat...

Resilience only goes so far: Why we can’t save Florida

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The conventional wisdom is that in less than a century Miami will be swallowed by the Atlantic Ocean as climate change fuels rising sea levels. Climate change already poses an existential threat to Mi...

Gone, but not forgotten: The Wharf Miami announces its closing

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After nearly five years of hosting thousands of guests, The Wharf Miami is shutting its doors for good. A renowned event space and common celebration venue for newly-legal University of Miami students...

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