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Works by School of Medicine students, residents and faculty will be on display through May 11.
Parkinson’s researchers from UAB and UA may have unlocked the secrets of a gene that seems to have a protective effect against the disease.
UAB scientists say helmets could greatly reduce the number of head traumas, or even death, in a tornado; Noah Stewart wore one when a tornado took him airborne.
Children with juvenile idiopathic arthritis are at an increased risk for cancer, but a drug suspected of contributing to that risk may not be the culprit.
Medical students will perform together to raise funds for Equal Access Birmingham March 2.
The Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama endowed a new research professorship through its gift to the Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Ideker has been named a professor emeritus in cardiovascular disease.
Harrell has been named a professor emerita in neurology.
Pappas will be the inaugural holder of an endowed professorship in infectious diseases.
UAB doctors can now employ a new procedure, using thermal energy, to open constricted airways in patients whose severe asthma is not controlled by medication.
Shelton joined the UAB faculty on Feb. 1 to hold a chair in psychiatry.
Peters will hold a chair in otolaryngology surgery.
Lund will hold a chair in microbiology.
Prabhu will hold a chair in cardiovascular medicine.
Eckhoff will hold an endowed chair in transplantation surgery.
As the number of knee and hip joint replacements grows, nanodiamond coatings could answer problems related to metal surfaces.
Actress and theater director Tonea Stewart will speak in honor of Black History Month.
UAB was a lead site in the testing of Kalydeco, the first drug to target the underlying genetic causes of cystic fibrosis.
UAB hosts international symposium to help Birmingham increase sustainability and become greener, healthier and smarter.