UA Rural Medical Programs Welcome 18 Students
The Rural Health Leaders Pipeline recently welcomed 18 students from rural Alabama who want to become primary care physicians and dentists in the state’s rural communities.
The Rural Health Leaders Pipeline recently welcomed 18 students from rural Alabama who want to become primary care physicians and dentists in the state’s rural communities.
UA is collaborating with three Thai universities to find solutions to common global health challenges.
Dr. M.N.V Ravi Kumar’s passion for bringing together multiple health disciplines to find solutions is infectious.
Inside Doster Hall in a lab unlike any other on UA’s campus, students learn about the art and science of food.
The program is funded in part by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
UA’s VitAL program and the state received federal support to implement Project Zero Suicide in Alabama.
Federal funding boosts behavioral health and substance use services to youth in West Alabama.
With $6 million in support from the CDC, UA will implement programs to reduce strokes and heart attacks.
The program welcomed seven rural Alabama students who want to become physicians and practice in rural communities.
The new Rural Dental Scholars Program recently welcomed four students from rural Alabama.