UA CCHS Expands Health Care Across Alabama for 50 Years
The UA College of Community Health Sciences is celebrating 50 years of expanding health care in rural areas of Alabama.
The UA College of Community Health Sciences is celebrating 50 years of expanding health care in rural areas of Alabama.
The next breakthrough in human development and health research could come from The University of Alabama.
UA’s Rural Health Scholars Program recently accepted 11 students from around the state studying to become physicians with plans to practice in rural Alabama communities.
Faculty, staff and students can help protect themselves this flu season with free flu shots on campus Sept. 8 through mid-November.
University Medical Center opened a clinic in Livingston July 25 that will provide primary health care services to the Sumter County community.
The University of Alabama recently brought home more hardware after earning CASE Circle of Excellence and Southeast Emmy Awards.
High school students from rural Alabama communities are participating in programs this summer at UA where they are learning about the need rural communities have for more doctors and other health care professionals.
The UA College of Community Health Sciences recently welcomed the first class of a new summer program for college students in pre-medical studies who are interested in rural primary care.
UA researchers are at the top of their game. Here’s a spotlight on four female researchers advancing their fields.
The 10th annual Tuscaloosa Africana Film Festival will be held virtually Feb. 19-20.