Displaying items by tag: department of biostatistics
Sixteen clinical centers and 30 hospitals will enroll up to 5,700 pregnant women to evaluate the benefits and harms of pharmacologic treatment of mild chronic hypertension in pregnancy. 
A national group of leading scientists, including one University of Alabama at Birmingham expert, says fewer people are dying of stroke, but the mechanisms remain unknown.
Roeder’s early work played a pivotal role developing the foundations of DNA forensic inference.
Genetic marker promises to avert severe side effects for African Americans taking blood thinner.
Previous data has shown that areas of the south — specifically Mississippi and Alabama – are the fattest in the U.S. But new data from the REGARDS study proves this wrong.
Leah Berkebile named Clinton Scholar; UAB sophomore with plans to practice medicine in the Middle East is designing an Arabic studies minor.
UAB was one of the largest recruiting centers for the CombiRx study.
Tollefsbol created the series and has the overall responsibility for the content, supervision and scientific quality.
Diet is one of many potential factors proposed to explain racial and regional differences in stroke.
Ed McMahon will speak as part of the Department of Biology fall seminar series.
