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UAB investigators have outlined the ideal cardiovascular health among American adults after the economic recession of 2008-2009.
UAB is now offering total knee replacements without an overnight hospital stay for selected patients.
UAB Medicine joins more than 100 health systems acknowledged as working to make high-quality care for older adults even more tailored to patients’ goals and preferences.
Medical West Hospital has received state clearance to build a replacement hospital near I-459 in McCalla.
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The UAB Health System will continue to accept United Healthcare insurance following a finalized agreement.
Alabamians age 19 or older, regardless of health status, are eligible to enroll in the program by visiting JoinAllofUs.org/UAB.
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Eight tips to help parents encourage healthy eating for their children.
UAB Medicine’s chief diversity officer has been named one of the most influential women in corporate America by Savoy Magazine.
Patients with low health literacy are at high risk of having poor health outcomes and experiences.
The UAB Health System will continue to accept United Healthcare insurance following an agreement reached today.
Call for comments as UAB applies for renewal of its Magnet Nursing designation
Following months of negotiations, the contracts will expire July 30 between United Healthcare and several UAB Health System entities. Only the Emergency Department at each hospital will remain open to United plan members without additional out-of-pocket costs.
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Cohen named as first chief of primary care for UAB Medicine
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A peptide used as the “gold standard” for diagnosis heart failure loses predictive ability in African Americans.
Vickers was motivated by his uncle, Leroy Vickers, to seek a career in medicine, where he has become a world-renowned surgeon, pancreatic cancer researcher and pioneer in health disparities research.
UAB investigators publish landmark findings about the cardiovascular health of Asian Americans.
Summer means blood shortages. Join with the American Red Cross, the Birmingham Barons and UAB to boost the blood supply.
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