Helen Shores Lee and Joanice Thompson honored for community service by UAB’s Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Center.
Physician assistant students to use MedSnap’s mobile app to verify patient meds and prevent dangerous interactions.
UAB’s Liver Center will host its 9th biennial conference Sept. 19-20 at the Hyatt Regency-Wynfrey Hotel in Birmingham.
CPS-3 gives the general public the opportunity to help scientists understand the genetic, environmental and lifestyle factors that cause or prevent cancer.
Distinguished faculty throughout the college will present topical lectures on issues that range from cinema to math to racial disparities.
The Cancer Center will host free special events for cancer patients, survivors and caregivers Aug. 19-23 at 1824 6th Ave. South.
The BAT measures students’ knowledge in eight key areas: math, analytical reasoning, analysis of charts and graphs, news analysis, economics, global markets, analysis of financial statements and investment banking.
In addition to improving the health of its children, this effort also helps with sustainability – which is a part of UAB’s overall goals.
School of Business students led teams from local high schools in researching ways the movement affected business in the city.
The RAC serves a critical role in the oversight of federally funded research involving recombinant DNA and advises the NIH director on such matters.
Mr. UAB goes to Washington, D.C., to spend the summer working for the National Economic Council.
Kasman, daughter of UAB Professor of Piano Yakov Kasman, will attend UAB this fall and has already collected many honors as a performer.
UAB Hospital’s teenage volunteers get a rare chance to learn about possible careers in healthcare.
This is the only tie for first place in the history of the competition.
The program supports and cultivates students interested in Parkinson’s related research projects.
Jack L. Schaeffer, O.D., has served as an adjunct faculty member in the school.
Two scholarships are named for alumni and one is named for a symposium that includes alumni.
Alexander served as assistant dean of the School of Education.