The book addresses molecular, cellular, behavioral and clinical roles for epigenetic mechanisms in the nervous system
Trained at UAB, Maha Almuneef, M.D., is now a voice for abused children in Saudi Arabia.
Women and Infants Center celebrates third anniversary
Written by UAB Heersink School of Medicine News
The center continues its pursuit of excellence in patient care, commitment to research and dedication to the development of life-saving treatments.
A new round of grand funding will allow researchers to study the HIV and tuberculosis epidemics.
Deep, high-quality sleep is needed to lower heart rate and blood pressure, which reduce stress on the heart.
The grant will enhance programs in biomechanics and biotransport of fluids across the back of the eye involved with the progression of diseases.
UAB scientists published 92 papers in the field of rehabilitation science from 2005 to 2009.
The goal of the new UAB study was to assess and compare continence outcomes of women undergoing a first and repeat midurethral sling procedure.
The newly-renovated facility opened to improve patient health, comfort and convenience by making treatments available in one building.
The therapy, approved for use in parts of Europe and Israel, is undergoing investigation in the United States as a potential method of reducing lung volume in patients with severe emphysema.