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For people living with HIV/AIDS, coming to regular medical visits is critical to keeping viral load suppressed.
Discussion will cover the possibility that medical advances would allow humans to live much longer lives.
From carpentry to community gardens, the UAB CCTS’ annual grant competition has helped enable participants to seek creative solutions to health challenges faced by Greater Birmingham area communities.
An LGBTQ advocacy and inclusion leadership event is one of many Out Week activities at UAB from Oct. 13-17.
“What’s the Big Idea?” brings philosophy questions to the everyday.
Blazer BEST contest participants learn about engineering and science principles while completing robot challenge.
Learn about the UAB degree that helps expand business career options.
Thirteen Alabama business selected as 2014 Retailers of the Year.
The UAB School of Health Professions hosts a dodgeball tournament as a fun way to raise money for the School’s Junior Board scholarship fund.
The University of Alabama at Birmingham will join in celebrating Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month from Sept. 15-Oct. 15 with campus and community events.
The Blazers are set to celebrate all things green and gold with fun, festivities and football when UAB goes head to head with North Texas on Oct. 11 at Legion Field.
A graduate of the School of Health Professions’ prestigious M.S. degree in health administration has been recognized as one of the rising stars under 40 in health care by Becker’s Hospital Review.
Burgeoning singers, actors, musicians, and production and technical students will take to the stage at 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 4, for the free showcase.
Experts will participate in a discussion on police and minority relations in Birmingham in a townhall meeting Tuesday, Sept. 16.
The UAB Callahan Eye Hospital has opened its remodeled emergency department and newly renovated Lions Eye Clinic.
Symposium attendees will gain a better understanding of the most recent developments in the fields of clinical and basic science research in cardiovascular disease.
The UAB Division of Gerontology, Geriatrics and Palliative Care celebrates the fifth graduating class of the Geriatric Scholar program and hosts a conference on issues surrounding care for the elderly.
Brain tumor research will benefit from a 5K and 1-mile fun run.
Social and economic inequality are major issues facing America’s aging society and the subjects of UAB’s annual AARP Aging Policy Conference, Oct. 17.
Kristi L. Stringer will study the interrelated stigmas around HIV infection and substance abuse.
The Honors College welcomed 375 incoming freshmen from 21 states and the U.K. The students’ average GPA is 41 and average ACT is 30.
Schwartz, a veteran and nurse, is the keynote speaker for this year’s Mental Health Summit, held Aug. 22.
HudsonAlpha and the UAB Cancer Center establish joint cancer research consortium focusing on cancer genomics, with multiple hires expected.
A UAB neuroscience student has received a summer fellowship from the Parkinson’s Disease Foundation.
Four documentary shorts made at UAB will be shown as part of a series of Alabama-made films at the festival.
Dean Michael Reddy’s appointment of Davis to assistant dean for Community Collaborations and Public Health will strengthen, grow community partnerships.
First-year medical students at the UAB School of Medicine receive their symbolic white coats during an Aug. 17 ceremony.
The School of Education’s CAEP-accredited programs include undergraduate and graduate tracks in educator preparation, counselor education, teacher leadership and educational leadership.
The choir performed 20 concerts in six countries and won medals in all three categories they participated in at the games, held in Latvia.