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The investigators strongly recommend that new mothers interested in a chrononutrition approach should discuss it with their healthcare providers.
The study provides doctors and researchers with a more accurate way to identify patients at the highest risk of early relapse and may help guide earlier use of newer immunotherapies.
UAB will help lead an NIH-funded Population Genomic Screening Network initiative to integrate genomic screening into primary care, enabling earlier detection of inherited cancer, cardiovascular and other genetic risks to improve prevention, health outcomes and equitable care.
Compression stockings can support circulation, reduce mild swelling, and help during travel or long days on one’s feet; but a healthcare provider should evaluate persistent leg swelling.
Without intervention, physician Edwin Villarreal’s prognosis was 100 percent mortality; but he is alive and well after receiving treatment for an often-fatal condition, HLH.
The Alabama Department of Public Health has awarded UAB a $426,000 grant to support people during the vulnerable period after hospital discharge.
The projects represent an investment in neighborhood revitalization and community well-being.
UAB researchers report Phase 1 trial results showing a novel immunotherapy was well-tolerated and doubled the progression-free survival time in glioblastoma patients, offering new optimism for improving survival and quality of life.
As appendicitis is more common in the summer months, a UAB expert provides insight on understanding its symptoms and causes for timely diagnosis and treatment.
UAB expert says wearing sunscreen and getting checked regularly by a dermatologist can be key in preventing skin cancer this summer.
A UAB researcher received NIH funding to study whether a ketogenic diet can help preserve muscle mass, strength and physical function in older adults hospitalized with pneumonia, potentially improving recovery and independence after discharge.
UAB experts share expertise on tick bites, including symptoms, illnesses and prevention while spending time outdoors.
New clinical services and specialty programs are expanding access to high-quality care in Birmingham and throughout Alabama.
Two UAB physicians offer insight into protecting two of the most important load-bearing joints.
A UAB urogynecologist and urologist clarify common misconceptions about urinary incontinence in women.
Ready to take the next step in graduate education? Attend a collaborative and informative summer graduate school fair to learn more about graduate school opportunities at UAB.
Insulin is typically the first line of treatment for pregnant patients with Type 2 diabetes. This funding allows researchers to evaluate whether insulin combined with metformin leads to better outcomes for the mother and child.
UAB launches GRIT with a $10 million gift from the Goodrich family to expand rural Alabama healthcare, training and retaining primary care physicians, strengthening clinics, and improving access, outcomes and long-term community health.
Stevan Fairburn became the first graduate of a degree program that did not even exist a few years earlier. A program built around the belief that the future of medicine will require clinicians who understand both people and technology, both compassion and innovation.
Fireworks accidents are a leading factor in eye injuries during the month of July.