In an entirely immoral and illegal act, Oneal Ron Morris used wrong credentials to fraudulently prove to be a plastic surgeon before allegedly offering low-cost household surgeries for sculpting attractive buttocks, succulent lips and fuller cheeks for his clients all over the American state of Florida.

A case of a fake doctor has been capturing the attention of one and all for violation of medical laws. It has been told that a transgender woman Oneal Ron Morris had been posing as doctor to many and is told to have injected life- threatening medicine on the name of buttocks enhancement treatment.

The rising cost of health care is one of the greatest national challenges in the United States. Yet, according to a recent U. S. study, there may be a small and simple way of reducing costs next time a patient visits the hospital.

A passenger was admitted to the hospital as soon as the plane landed Miami. The man, who was travelling from Santo Domingo on American Airlines Flight, was rushed to the hospital as his cholera symptoms were apparent.

As per a new research, radiations and hormonal therapies given during breast cancer treatment can leave an adverse impact on the cognitive abilities and the effect is not only restricted to chemobrain.

Leading VAS enabler, Comviva has announced the opening of a new office in Miami. By setting up new an office in Miami, the company is looking forward to capture the Latin American and Caribbean markets. Apart from that, the company has also informed that it has appointed Max Padró as General Manager to head the region.

On Friday, as many as three Miami-Dade hospitals stepped forward to collectively provide a month's worth of care and assistance to nearly 40 dialysis patients who had been abandoned by Jackson Health System.

On Wednesday, the Miami police identified the body of a women, who was found dead and "burned beyond recognition" in a trash bin on Sunday, as that of 26 year old Playboy model Paula Sladewski.

A luxury hotel in Miami has been reopened after 2 weeks, after it was forced to relocate guests because of the presence of bacteria in its water. As many as 4 cases of Legionnaires' disease, one of them critical and much fatal, were discovered among people who had stayed at the Epic Hotel.

A foreign visitor has died and at least two other people have become sick after staying at a downtown Miami luxury hotel for which health officials blamed an unusual type of pneumonia called Legionnaire's Disease.

The Miami-Dade County Health Department said guests were relocated after a foreign tourist died and two others became ill.