Frame your behavior changes for the New Year so they become a habit, instead of forgotten until next year.
Early-stage trial at UAB will determine safety of antiretroviral drug delivery method.
Health Professions’ Harold Jones lost 70 pounds — very publicly —through his school’s weight-loss program and blogged about it all the way.
A low-cost intervention gives even the earliest preemies a chance to survive and thrive.
The UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center's annual report will be presented for the the community Dec. 12.
Being overweight at a young age could profoundly affect a young girl as she ages. UAB researchers examine the role of a low-carbohydrate diet.
The latest edition of the Best Doctors in America recognizes 291 UAB physicians — voted by their peers as the best.
UAB Health System inducted into the Healthcare Intranet Conference's Hall of Fame, among other honors at event.
UAB offers support group for patients with eye disease.
UAB earns the American Heart Association's new Worksite Innovation award, wellness recognition.
The board comprises young professionals who have been touched by cancer in some way.
UAB doctors are helping Bill Matthews overcome epilepsy to become a world-class runner.
A long-running treatment alternative for non-violent substance abusers helps reduce the jail population and repeat offenses.
Researchers were surprised that income, more than education, raised the risk of heart-failure risk.
High blood pressure and diabetes can also lead to memory and thinking problems.
UAB’s health administration faculty will help train the hospital administrators of a new 1,500-bed Saudi Arabian hospital.
UAB patient Parker Crawford and his family want to raise awareness of craniofacial disorders.
Cynthia Brown, M.D., MSPH, will direct UAB's Geriatric Medicine Section.
Dan Marson, Ph.D., J.D., is president-elect for the National Academy of Neuropsychology for 2012.
Vera Bittner, M.D., MSPH, has received an award of excellence from the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation.
A UAB researcher will attend a White House briefing on spinal cord-injury rehab research.
With a grant from the Gates Foundation, UAB researchers will target a bacteria blamed for birth defects in the Indian subcontinent.
UAB's National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center has received a five-year renewal grant.
Funding for the UAB Center for Education and Research on Therapeutics has been renewed for an additional five years.
A U.S. Air Force Special Operations surgical team now calls UAB home between deployments overseas, honing their medical skills at UAB’s Level 1 trauma center.