Cool the body, save the brain
When Eldrid Primm went into cardiac arrest, his heart was saved with CPR, but what about his brain? Enter therapeutic hypothermia.
Support group formed for rare syndrome for females
Nutrition guidelines needed for cancer survivors
There are 12 million cancer survivors in the U.S., but poor nutrition is increasing deaths from heart disease and other chronic illnesses.
UAB Gospel Choir celebrates national CD release
The UAB Gospel Choir celebrates their upcoming national CD release Feb. 22, just before they take off for a London tour.
All biologic drugs for arthritis not equal: some pose more risk
A UAB review of biologics, a new class of drugs used to treat conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, shows that some are safer for human use than others.
Financial incapacity may signal worsening dementia
Loss of financial skills can be a warning sign of the onset of dementia in older Americans. When should friends and family step in?
Elewski receives top honor from dermatology society
Vince Gill, Swingle Singers headline second “Songs for Sight”
“Songs for Sight,” a unique musical celebration benefiting people in Alabama with low vision, is scheduled for March 4, 2011.
UAB names its 2011 Young Leadership Class
