Wassim McHayleh, MD | An Investigational Breast Cancer Drug Has Been a Game Changer for a Central FL Patient

Whether it's a backyard barbecue, a football game or dinner with friends, alcohol and marijuana are common parts of social life. For people with Type 1 diabetes (T1D), understanding how they affect...

Ozempic®. Wegovy®. Zepbound®. Just a few years ago, most people had never heard these names. Today, they're among the most talked-about medications in the world. While much of the public conversation...

A Conversation with Daria Igudesman, PhD, RD, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, AdventHealth Translational Research Institute.

Have you ever wondered how breakthrough medicines are developed, how doctors determine the most effective treatments, or how healthcare continues to advance? The answer lies in clinical research—the...

Meet Jawanda Thacker: Helping Connect Today's Volunteers to Tomorrow's Medical Breakthroughs

Several members of the AdventHealth Translational Research Institute (TRI) team traveled to New Orleans in June to attend the American Diabetes Association's (ADA) 2026 Scientific Sessions, where more...

The AdventHealth Translational Research Institute (TRI) is proud to announce that Dr. Justine Mucinski has received an American Diabetes Association (ADA) Junior Faculty Development Award.

Dr. Richard E. Pratley, senior investigator at the AdventHealth Translational Research Institute, has been featured as the corresponding author of a newly published study in Nature Medicine, one of...

AdventHealth researcher Dr. Lauren Sparks recently had the honor of participating in LIMNA’s 17th Annual Symposium on “Metabolism and Aging” at the Olympic Museum in Lausanne

At AdventHealth, we believe research is not separate from care. We believe the advancements made are what allow us to help our patients feel whole. That commitment is reflected in a new collaboration...

AdventHealth Research Institute (AHRI) is proud to have a strong presence at the American Diabetes Association (ADA) 2026 Scientific Sessions, with multiple investigators and research team members...

For people living with type 1 diabetes, managing blood sugar is rarely simple. It’s a daily balancing act involving insulin, food, physical activity, technology and a constant stream of decisions.