The UAB Gospel Choir has selected their favorite songs from the last 15 years for a compilation CD — “Legacy.”
Low diastolic blood pressure linked to higher risk of heart failure
Written by Bob ShepardNewly named condition, “isolated diastolic hypotension,” can be difficult to treat while increasing risk of death.
McGwin wins Bartimaeus Award for vision and driving safety research
Written by Bob ShepardGeriatric Scholar program graduate first class, enrolls another
Written by Bob ShepardNew triple-negative breast-cancer support group forming
Written by Beena ThannickalSeveral campus groups will host a series of lectures on "Taking Care of the Hispanic Patient."
UAB alum creates cozy portraits, on show at UAB Visual Arts Gallery
Written by Shannon ThomasonCyndi Lauper, Dr. John together at UAB’s Alys Stephens Center
Written by Shannon ThomasonExperience musical fusion when UAB’s Alys Stephens Center presents Cyndi Lauper and Dr. John together for “From Memphis to Mardi Gras.”
UAB’s Diabetes Bridge Clinic helps patients keep symptoms under control during the vulnerable period as they go from hospital to home.
Researchers find potential new therapeutic strategy for head and neck cancer
Written by Beena ThannickalA UAB researcher has found a potential new way to treat head and neck cancer.
A UAB sociology professor will make two presentations at an Oxford University symposium.
A UAB pharmacology and toxicology professor has been awarded a grant from the National Institutes of Health.
Brecht’s story of abandoned child opens new Theatre UAB season
Written by Shannon ThomasonUAB Health System signs new contract with UnitedHealthcare
Written by Clinton Colmenares‘Go Pink’ events highlight Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October
Written by Beena ThannickalBerecek appointed professor emerita of physiology and biophysics
Written by Bob ShepardBourge appointed to endowed professorship in cardiovascular medicine
Written by Bob ShepardRobert C. Bourge, M.D., will chair a newly created endowed professorship in cardiovascular medicine in the UAB School of Medicine.
Endowed professorship in French and Proust studies established
Written by Marie SuttonA new endowed professorship in French and Proust studies named in honor of William Carter, Ph.D. established in the College of Arts and Sciences.
UAB launches a campus-wide blood drive Sept. 20-23 as the university continues its drive to collect 10,001 units of blood this year.
Patty Griffin, guest Buddy Miller at UAB’s Alys Stephens Center
Written by Shannon ThomasonGrammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Patty Griffin will be joined by special guest Buddy Miller at UAB’s Alys Stephens Center.
Bevill Neuroscience Symposium honors the past, builds the future
Written by Bob ShepardThe UAB Bevill Neurosciences Symposium brings leading scientists to Birmingham and honors the memory of late U.S. Congressman Tom Bevill.
The UAB Department of Music will host a Guest Artist Clarinet Recital on Sept. 18.
Pianist Andrew Tyson, free student & faculty recitals, tuba/flute: UAB Music October performances
Written by Shannon ThomasonUAB study released today reports that fifth-graders with ADHD are nearly twice as likely to sustain injuries requiring medical attention.
David Allison receives medical center’s top faculty award
Written by Nicole WyattUAB’s Yakov Kasman to perform in U.S., South Korea, France
Written by Shannon ThomasonThe American Psychological Association has awarded fellow status to Gitendra Uswatte, Ph.D., in the UAB College of Arts and Sciences.
UAB scientists find link between seizures and brain tumors
Written by Bob ShepardA drug already on the market for Crohn’s disease might help slow the growth of gliomas, the brain cancer that killed Sen. Ted Kennedy in 2008.
UAB hosts a major blood drive the week of Sept. 12-17, to boost blood supplies weakened by earthquakes, hurricanes and flooding.
How well do we recall 9/11? Maybe not as well as we think
Written by Marie SuttonA UAB professor is examining the credibility of 9/11 memories.
UAB docs in NYC on 9/11 become champions of disaster preparedness
Written by Bob ShepardUAB medical professionals who were in New York on 9-11 when the World Trade Center was attacked remember that day, and the lessons learned.