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UAB experts in pediatrics and child psychology say fall sports aren’t just for getting another trophy for your child.
An assistant professor of health behavior has won an award to study health disparities.
A large national trial showed the over-the-counter herbal product did not work better than placebo.
Newly named condition, “isolated diastolic hypotension,” can be difficult to treat while increasing risk of death.
Several campus groups will host a series of lectures on "Taking Care of the Hispanic Patient."
UAB’s Diabetes Bridge Clinic helps patients keep symptoms under control during the vulnerable period as they go from hospital to home.
Robert C. Bourge, M.D., will chair a newly created endowed professorship in cardiovascular medicine in the UAB School of Medicine.
The UAB Bevill Neurosciences Symposium brings leading scientists to Birmingham and honors the memory of late U.S. Congressman Tom Bevill.
A drug already on the market for Crohn’s disease might help slow the growth of gliomas, the brain cancer that killed Sen. Ted Kennedy in 2008.
Chelsea Thrash walks back into class months after suffering a severe spinal injury with help from UAB neurosurgeons, trauma surgeons and rehab specialists.
UAB and its partners in the Resuscitation Consortium release findings on two studies of CPR techniques for first responders in cardiac arrest cases.
An antibiotic can help reduce acute COPD attacks and improve quality of life, a new study shows.