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Early-stage trial at UAB will determine safety of antiretroviral drug delivery method.
A low-cost intervention gives even the earliest preemies a chance to survive and thrive.
The latest edition of the Best Doctors in America recognizes 291 UAB physicians — voted by their peers as the best.
Laboratory evidence offers new insight in blocking cancer cell growth with electromagnetic fields.
A multi-department team of UAB brain tumor researchers has received a grant to take a systems-biology approach to treatment.
Several UAB schools hosted health-care professionals from Zambia and Malawi in November.
The UAB School of Engineering honors 40 engineers to celebrate its 40th anniversary.
The board comprises young professionals who have been touched by cancer in some way.
UAB doctors are helping Bill Matthews overcome epilepsy to become a world-class runner.
A long-running treatment alternative for non-violent substance abusers helps reduce the jail population and repeat offenses.
UAB research reveals infection risk for biologics is comparable to traditional therapies and may be better than long-term steroid use.
Neurobiologists move closer to long-term goal: undo developmental disabilities.
Kathleen G. Nelson, M.D., will serve a one-year term on the board of directors of the Association of American Medical Colleges.
Rodney O. Tucker, M.D., will serve as the interim director of the UAB Center for Palliative and Supportive Care.
Researchers were surprised that income, more than education, raised the risk of heart-failure risk.
High blood pressure and diabetes can also lead to memory and thinking problems.
UAB patient Parker Crawford and his family want to raise awareness of craniofacial disorders.