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Cancer therapy may be aided by induced macropinocytosis, a rarely reported form of cell death
In preclinical experiments, a metabolic inhibitor killed a variety of human cancer cells of the skin, breast, lung, cervix and soft tissues. -
What is causing my acne?
Breakouts are common, and knowing what causes them may help patients with treatment. -
Eighteen faculty members named winners of the 2019 Dean's Excellence Awards
Eighteen outstanding faculty members were named recipients of the 2019 Dean’s Excellence Awards, an honor recognizing exceptional contributions made by School of Medicine faculty in service, teaching, research, diversity enhancement and mentorship. -
New guidelines outline new treatment management for psoriasis
The guidelines released by the American Academy of Dermatology will for the first time provide comprehensive information to other physicians on how to treat patients beyond outward physical effects of psoriasis. -
Current, past use of chemical weapons is focus of UAB lecture Jan. 31
Ziad Kazzi, M.D., an emergency medicine physician and toxicologist, will present his lecture, Chemical Warfare Agents: Then and Now; Far and Near, on Jan. 31. -
NIH award given to study effects and potential antidotes of arsenical exposure
An award to UAB researchers is aimed to determine effects of arsenicals and ways to treat exposure in the future. -
UAB Medicine opens new outpatient clinics near the Kirklin Clinic
UAB has created new clinical space with a $10 million renovation of the Whitaker Clinic at UAB Hospital. -
Men: Start your path to a healthier you with 7 tips
Physicians at UAB share tips on men’s health and how it affects heart health, sexual function and memory and decreases cancer risk. -
Know the facts about skin cancer
One of the most common types of cancer is skin cancer. A UAB dermatologist shares background information, risks and how to protect your skin. -
Elewski chosen to lead UAB’s Department of Dermatology
Longtime faculty member Boni E. Elewski, M.D., tapped to lead Department of Dermatology.
