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UAB study finds college students surfing mobile Internet while crossing street more than twice as likely to be hit or have a close call.

Gearing up to start an exercise program — especially for those over 40 — can be filled with pitfalls. Experts at UAB say start slow and low.

Healthcare Leadership Academy provides year-long challenges to cultivate career success.

Run to support Equal Access Birmingham's health care access programs.

Ancestors’ ability to kill parasite linked to kidney disease severity in African-Americans with lupus.

UAB experts say that while physical activity is necessary for both men and women, there are gender-specific benefits that women need to know.

The Division of Nuclear Medicine is now the Division Molecular Imaging and Therapeutics.

People with spina bifida now routinely live into adulthood; UAB’s Adult Spina Bifida Clinic handles their changing needs with one-stop shopping.

Black men and women have twice the risk of fatal coronary heart disease as whites, but the disparity could be eliminated with better risk factor control.

UAB students will provide wellness care for underserved patients at a new free clinic.

Researchers at UAB have performed the first U.S. trial of a foam sealant injected into the lungs.

The program works to reduce avoidable hospitalizations among nursing facility residents.

The ACP is the largest medical-specialty organization in the United States.

The organization is the European equivalent to the National Academy of Sciences.

Halanych succeeds W.J. Many, M.D., who recently was named dean of the new Montgomery branch campus of the UAB School of Medicine.

Worried about memory loss? A UAB neurologist provides warning signs and prevention strategies

A combination of cancer drugs showed promise in killing triple-negative breast cancer cells.