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UAB and its Center for Community Outreach and Development (CORD) assumed responsibility for the Central Alabama Regional Science and Engineering Fair in 2005, and the number of children, teachers and schools participating has skyrocketed.
Approximately 50 people ages 25-40 have been selected from a cross-section of young professionals from the city's corporate, civic and volunteer organizations for the 2009 Class of Leadership UAB.
The Mervyn H. Sterne Library has awarded 10 competitive grants for collection development totaling $13,228. The successful applications will secure one-time purchases of materials for the collection in several areas.
Want a summer camp for your kids? UAB is the place to look.
Sarah Culver, as director of the UAB Center for Economic Education, lends her expertise to promote economic and financial literacy by providing education resources to teachers and students from Huntsville to Anniston to Birmingham.
The new Bone Dysplasia and Connective Tissue Disorder Clinic for Adults and Children provides integrated care for patients with anomalies in their connective tissues.
Karen Dixon's submitted this year's faculty winning entry in the annual School of Medicine Art Show.
Students in the Global and Community Leadership (GCL) Honors Program recently took an overnight trip to Servants in Faith and Technology (SIFAT) in Lineville, a Christian nonprofit organization that provides training for people who want to work with the poor in developing nations.
Are you concerned about menopause? During April’s “Let’s Do Lunch” talk, Cynthia Sites, M.D., associate professor in the UAB Division of Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility, will discuss alternatives to hormone therapy for menopause symptoms. Lunch will take place at noon on Wednesday, April 15 at The Kirklin Clinic 1st floor Learning Resource Center. Space is limited, call 996-2229 for reservations. Open to UAB employees only.
The only available screening tests for ovarian cancer fail to catch early signs of the disease and often result in unnecessary surgery, UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center researchers say in a study published April 1 in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology.
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