This year's guest speaker is Donna Arnett, Ph.D., president of the American Heart Association.
The SPA program is partnering with small communities in Alabama, Mississippi and Montana to help fill the gap in primary care.
The UAB Supportive Care and Survivorship Clinical Program could win funding for art therapy programs.
Annual UAB minority health disparities symposium features latest in research, gives six Barkley awards
Strong Start for Mothers and Newborns provides non-medical social services for healthy living and better pregnancy outcomes for Medicaid, CHIP-eligible patients.
Powell will provide insight on the types of health care services that will be available under the new policy for cancer patients and survivors.
A UAB rheumatologist helps craft a list of the top five tests and treatments that need to be questioned and discussed between physician and patient.
Pioneering UAB physician Sara Finley, M.D., passes away at age 82.
UAB treated the first patient in the nation in an experimental lung reduction procedure for emphysema.
C. Barrett Bowling, M.D., has received the Merck/American Geriatrics Society 2013 New Investigator Award
Leading healthcare administrator Chris Van Gorder to give UAB Jordan Distinguished Lecture.
The UAB Continence Clinic celebrates 20 years as a leader in research, education and clinical care for incontinence.
The center will be defined by interdisciplinary collaboration among UAB scientists, clinicians and educators with a goal of improving patient outcomes.
Synthetic marijuana, known as SPICE or K2, does not show up in drug screens but can negatively impact kidney function.
Speaker Mario Drummons directs the Northern Manhattan Perinatal Partnership.
The American Heart Association and UAB team up to present the Southeast’s first professional conference on best resuscitation practices.
In addition to her contributions at UAB, Vining served as a member of Alabama’s National Guard from 1986 to 1992 and is a lieutenant in the U.S. Navy Reserves.
UAB injury science researchers again recommend the use of protective helmets during periods of severe weather.
The Critical Care Transport team has re-fit one of its three ambulances to make the vehicle safer and more environmentally friendly.