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A rare fungal sinus infection that used to affect mostly people in tropical countries is now showing up in the Southeastern United States, and doctors are learning how to better recognize and treat it thanks to new research from UAB.
UAB genetics professor explains why the holiday season is the perfect time to learn about family medical history.
Learn about epilepsy, types of seizures, common symptoms, warning signs and how to provide seizure first aid.
After nearly 30 years of disappointments, Jennifer Creswell has a renewed sense of confidence thanks to the work of UAB Callahan Eye strabismus specialist Rob Tauscher, M.D.
A UAB urologist has been selected as a recipient of the highly competitive 2025 National Cancer Institute Early Career Cancer Clinical Investigator Award.
A UAB professor discusses the effects cold weather has on the body at a cellular level.
A UAB assistant professor is leading two studies to determine whether atherosclerosis can be prevented before it leads to diseases like heart disease.
The brand-new space welcomed the incoming class of medical students for their first day of new student orientation.
UAB experts offer tips to decrease the chance of illness for individuals and their loved ones as temperatures drop.
If the GOALPOST Trial is successful, national guidelines for the treatment of non-severe HDP could change, revolutionizing the way patients are treated.
One UAB expert explains the chemistry that takes place in the body when the “fight-or-flight” response is activated.
A UAB expert shares advice on when to start breast cancer screenings and important risk factors to be aware of.
At just 43 years old, Latrivia Carter was diagnosed with stage 2 triple-negative breast cancer.
UAB researchers will develop three-dimensional models of the human brain that will be launched to the International Space Station, where they will remain for 30 days.
For 45 years, this competition has highlighted UAB students who excel in academics, leadership and community involvement, all while showing true Blazer spirit.
UAB experts offer insight on Tourette syndrome, and the care patients may need after diagnosis.
UAB physicians say this type of cancer treatment is often associated with higher cure rates, longer life spans, better outcomes and fewer side effects.
A new clinical trial is investigating how different amounts of breast milk affect the growth and health of premature babies, aiming to find the best feeding strategy for their early development.
The UAB Health System is the largest health system in the state and continues to expand its reach and impact across the state, now operating as a nearly $7.5 billion enterprise with 133 locations serving all 67 counties in Alabama and beyond.
Until now, treatments have only managed symptoms, rather than altering the disease’s course.