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Residents of West Jefferson County can now receive care from UAB Medicine closer to home. 
First up Feb. 2 is Vitamin String Quartet, one of the most popular string ensembles in the world, performing music from Taylor Swift, “Bridgerton,” Billie Eilish, BTS and more.
Brynn Welch, Ph.D., has received the 2024 David W. Concepción Prize for Excellence in Philosophy Teaching, and Lindsay Brainard, Ph.D., received the 2024 Article Prize.
In his role, Topgun works with patients to achieve their functional goals, such as improving their balance, stamina, ability to walk and overall motivation.
UAB researchers reveal how managing cardiovascular risk factors can mitigate heart failure risk in Black individuals carrying the transthyretin V142I genetic variant.
Now one of three internationally, UAB has recently been named an OHF Care Center for excellence in research and clinical care for rare kidney stone disease.
The new AI tool can help counselors spot patterns in information that schools already collect that could be indicators of a higher risk of mental health conditions.
A UAB otolaryngologist explains how cold weather affects the ears and shares preventive tips for protection.
UAB’s campus closed Friday due to winter weather in Birmingham turning the campus into an urban winter wonderland.
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Brianna Hampton is excited to grow as a Future Educator Fellow and looks forward to her clinical experiences.
Injecting infarcted pig hearts with specially bioengineered cells significantly decreased the infarct area and improved heart function, showing possible clinical relevance.
Stay committed to those health and wellness goals this new year with these tips from a UAB sports and exercise medicine physician.
2024 was a landmark year for UAB, with its influence resonating powerfully throughout Birmingham and the entire state of Alabama.
John Hansen, Ph.D., provides insights on what a strong personal brand embodies and how to cultivate it.  
Rachel Smith, Ph.D., is collaborating with researchers across UAB on the two-year project, which will focus on the intracranial neural networks responsible for major depressive symptoms in epilepsy patients. 
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