As traditional clinic visits are changing due to COVID-19, UAB Eye Care is offering telehealth eye care as an option for patients.
UAB allowed Honors College student Sharan Kaur to showcase her culture and educate others through her role as co-president of the Indian Cultural Association, she says.
UAB School of Nursing alumna answered the call for help in New York City, where she is now caring for patients with COVID-19.
The field of orthopaedics is dominated by men, but one female UAB fellow in orthopaedics is a trendsetter.
In a span of 30 days, UAB has completed 8,000 tests, including for patients, community and staff.
Patients with medical emergencies should not avoid emergency departments due to COVID-19 fears.
Nurses are using remote technology to support first-time mothers and their babies during the coronavirus pandemic.
The work centers around ReFRAME, a vast collection of drugs developed for other diseases that are already known to be safe for humans.
Impacting the health and well-being of a community is a cornerstone of UAB’s strategic plan and has been recognized globally by Times Higher Education.
Professionals can expand their education with a nationally recognized sales certificate.
Such competitive awards demonstrate that UAB provides students “an exceptionally strong foundation for research success.”
They missed out on their last recitals, but two piano students have announced their graduate school plans, and a drum major for the Marching Blazers has his pick of medical schools.
Jim McClintock, Ph.D., shares his journey from Antarctica back to the United States in the midst of a global pandemic.
UAB is prioritizing health and safety and has moved to a virtual commencement ceremony for spring 2020. Watch the ceremonies on Facebook, YouTube and Instagram.
Pull into a parking lot at UAB for free Wi-Fi, provided to help students and others in the community who need access to a network.
UAB has opened a new clinic for UAB Medicine patients who have tested positive for COVID-19.
Hafiz Chandiwala, a UAB alumnus, has been named the 2019-2020 Business Information Professional of the Year for his contributions to his industry.
Michael Savage’s F32 grant will be used to study how the basic building blocks of vision and color selectivity can be used to help people with visual deficits.
While many aspects of personal protection equipment are limited in supply, the need to decontaminate N95 respirators for re-use is a vital strategy to stretch supplies and protect health care workers and patients for a longer period of time.
Patrick Young will combine his passion for dentistry with the business tools necessary to navigate the health care system.