“There is no current alternative to treating resistant hypertension or poorly controlled hypertension with medical therapy, except for renal denervation,” said Hussein Abu Daya, M.D., an assistant ...
The University of Alabama at Birmingham’s telehealth division, UAB eMedicine, has recently launched its Online Second Opinion platform. UAB eMedicine’s Online Second Opinion service allows for non-UAB ...
Last year, the UAB Marnix E. Heersink School of Medicine launched the Master of Science degree in artificial intelligence in medicine. The first of its kind in the Southeast, the program gives ...
While on the highway, Davison’s friend was knocked down due to wind turbulence from a tractor trailer. Davison was maneuvering her bike to avoid hitting her friend when she flipped over, her bike ...
Internal medicine residents Alex Edgil (PGY3) and Sal Kamal (CMR) recently organized a food drive for patients they serve at the Providing Access to HealthCare (PATH) Clinic. The clinic provides free ...
Monica Baskin, PhD (Professor, Preventive Medicine) recently provided expert opinion in a new AAMC article exploring how health disparities affect millions living in rural communities across the ...
New data shows three triple-combination regimens are "highly effective" for up to 90 percent of cystic fibrosis patients.In what medical researchers are calling a first but very important step for ...
With a new grant from the UAB Health Services Foundation General Endowment Fund, Gabriela Oates, Ph.D., director of the Social Determinants of Health Core in the Minority Health and Health Equity ...
The UAB VIP Award honors employees whose work exemplifies and embodies one or more of the We CARE Shared Values outlined in ...
The liver transplantation program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham began in 1983. UAB is one of twenty programs in the United States that averages at or above 100 liver transplants per year.
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