Dancers kick up their heels to support research into healthy aging at the fourth annual UAB Dancing with the Silver Stars.
Gelwix, Wenzel, Awad and Singh were named assistant professors.
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, the BCRFA and other organizations are hosting several local events:
Fogger has more than 30 years’ experience as a psychiatric/mental health nurse.
Hodges has served at the state level in leadership positions, as well as nationally on several committees
Theiss joined the UAB faculty in 1995 and was named director of the Division of Orthopaedic Surgery in 2013.
A UAB review suggests that one of the most important tools for healthy aging is good mobility, and calls on primary care physicians to work more closely with aging patients
This year’s theme is “The Health Insurance Marketplace and Beyond.”
UAB kicks off a nine-day blood drive at two locations on campus.
The Multiple Myeloma Clinic was developed by a group of UAB physicians who have a special interest in clinical trial development and the identification of therapeutic and preventive targets.
Director of cardiothoracic surgery at UAB elected to position on the American Heart Association’s Greater Southeast Affiliate Board of Directors.
Halli-Tierney is board certified in internal medicine, as well as geriatric medicine, and she is one of only two board-certified geriatricians in the Tuscaloosa area.
The academy comprises more than 2,000 nurse leaders in education, management, practice, policy and research.
Not your father’s cataract surgery: new tools, lasers and technology make cataract surgery far easier, safer and effective than ever before.
NBNA’s mission is to provide a forum for black nurses to advocate and implement strategies to ensure access to the highest quality of health care for persons of color.
An aggressive blood-management plan has changed the culture at UAB, leading to less blood use, more blood donation and better outcomes for patients.
Originally built in 1975, the Wallace Tumor Institute is the hub of the Cancer Center’s research and administrative enterprise.
Magnetic stimulation therapy is gaining popularity in treating depression and UAB researchers are now looking at a low-magnetic strength version that might be better and cheaper.
The School of Medicine will hold its White Coat Ceremony for first-year medical students at 2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 18.
Mönkemüller is an innovator and pioneer in gastrointestinal endoscopy and is a member of editorial boards for several top journals.
The paper is based primarily on data from UAB’s Spinal Cord Injury Model System Database.