UAB study finds kids with ADHD rejected by peers may smoke, drink and behave poorly in early adolescence, anxious behavior continues beyond.
Parkinson’s researchers from UAB and UA may have unlocked the secrets of a gene that seems to have a protective effect against the disease.
UAB scientists say helmets could greatly reduce the number of head traumas, or even death, in a tornado; Noah Stewart wore one when a tornado took him airborne.
Medical students will perform together to raise funds for Equal Access Birmingham March 2.
UAB doctors can now employ a new procedure, using thermal energy, to open constricted airways in patients whose severe asthma is not controlled by medication.
UAB was a lead site in the testing of Kalydeco, the first drug to target the underlying genetic causes of cystic fibrosis.
UAB's osteoporosis clinic has been re-accredited by an international society.
Neurobiology researcher honored with international Fondation IPSEN award.
UAB joins a multi-site study to see if CPR given without rescue breathing is better or worse than CPR with rescue breathing.
UAB physician will host a webinar on infertility issues through UABMD.
Follow the EatRight fork symbol in Birmingham-area stores to some 400 foods you should eat more often, certified by the UAB Nutrition Guidance System.
If you have big plans for the year ahead, de-clutter your mind before trying to tackle them, one UAB psychologist says.
Tornado survivor Penny Anthony battles through rehab with the goal of returning to her career — as a rehab therapist.
A UAB pathology professor has been honored for his public service.
Young children don’t realize — and can’t tell you — if they have a vision problem. Make a resolution to have your young child’s vision screened, before it’s too late.
The third annual Bartow Classic on Jan. 7 will raise funds for cancer research.
The Brannon family celebrates Daniel’s life and legacy with a portrait of flowers on the Donate Life float in the 2012 Rose Parade.
UAB researcher who reviews dog-safety software says preschool-age children need supervision to protect against injury.
From decorating a patient’s room to arranging for music or massage therapy, UAB experts offer tips to bring the holidays to the hospital.
We all know the songs, so why not sing along? Singing and listening to music can improve the holidays for everyone, young to old.
Careful selection can encourage and aid healing activities.