UA, State Partners Expand Brain Injury Care with Launch of COMPASS Initiative
A new interdisciplinary program will provide brain injury evaluation for free to Alabama residents referred by ADRS.
A new interdisciplinary program will provide brain injury evaluation for free to Alabama residents referred by ADRS.
The College of Community Health Sciences has set the standard for educating and training countless rural health care professionals.
Aidan Meyers, a senior at the University of Alabama, studied worms this summer to uncover the function of genes associated with Parkinson’s disease.
The Capstone College of Nursing’s simulation center prepares the next generation of nurses through state-of-the-science technology and innovative teaching strategies.
Researchers at UA developed a way to treat inflammatory conditions more effectively at lower doses.
The Tuscaloosa Rural Pre-Medical Internship is a summer program for college students in pre-medical studies who are interested in rural primary care.
Around 150 students experienced a realistic response to a complex mass casualty incident.
Taking a 15-20 minute afternoon nap can beat a cup of coffee for a jolt of alertness.
CCHS is launching a new residency program to address the critical need for psychiatrists in the state.
UA researchers cleared a second hurdle in finding plant-based treatment for neurodegenerative disorders.