UAB names Teresa L. Conover, Ph.D., as chair of the Collat School of Business Department of Accounting and Finance.
PROSPER-HIV, the first longitudinal study of its kind, aims to discover how to effectively mitigate the high-burden symptoms of HIV.
UAB invites you to Darwin Day: A Celebration of Science, which highlights how AIDS and malaria became prevalent in Africa and created a worldwide epidemic.
The flu shot is safe for both pregnant women and their unborn babies.
These kidney macrophages reprogram to a developmental state after kidney injury, similar to those in newborn mice.
Lugansky, who has performed for sold-out audiences at UAB, will perform works by Debussy, Scriabin and Rachmaninoff.
This finding was the first genotype-functional phenotype association found in AMD research.
The Comprehensive Transplant Institute is a product of the culture of excellence that permeates transplantation at UAB, promoting state-of-the-art care and research across all organ systems.
Checkpoint inhibitors are types of cancer-fighting drugs that can help block proteins made by certain immune system cells, such as T cells.
One university changing the world: Caroline Richey receives scholarship in honor of serving others.
UAB football fans gathered along University Boulevard and celebrated the success of UAB football at a pep rally.
Dean Selwyn Vickers will present the State of the UAB School of Medicine speech Jan. 30.
Graduates of the UAB Anatomical Sciences program will help meet a growing need for anatomists in health care programs.
Explore activities and lectures set for Community Month 2019
The exhibit will run through May 19 at McWane Science Center.
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The American Psychology Association recognizes Schwebel’s research in child injury prevention with the Award for Distinguished Professional Contributions to Applied Research.
The Aeolians were winners at the 2018 World Choir Games in South Africa, and 2017 Choir of the World.
UAB child safety researcher testing augmented reality app to prevent roadway injuries and death.
Developmental psychologist Huarong Wang, from China's Nantong University, was drawn to UAB by David Schwebel's "very influential" research on child safety.