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First-Time TIAs Linked With Long-Term Cognitive Decline
Recent findings suggest that healthcare providers should be conducting cognitive screening in patients who have experienced ...
NIH cut would cost UAB $70 million, threaten jobs and ‘life-saving research’ in Alabama
The rate cut, temporarily halted Monday by a federal judge, would "jeopardizes life-saving research" at UAB and will cost ...
NIH cuts threaten UAB, Birmingham and beyond
NIH grants in Alabama in 2023 supported 4,769 jobs for an economic impact of $909 million and went to institutions from ...
What would NIH funding cuts mean for Alabama? 5 things to know
Planned funding cuts by the National Institutes of Health’s, the United States' leading medical research agency, could impact ...
Blood transfusions at the scene save lives. But ambulances are rarely equipped to do them.
More than 60,000 people bleed to death every year in the U.S. Many of those deaths occur before the patient reaches a trauma ...
Executive profile: What Ryan Hankins has planned next for PARCA
Get to know the leader of Alabama's nonpartisan, non-ideological agency that pushes sound public policy to better the state.
Mississippi Air Guard’s kidney donation finds recipient in Alabama Airman
Master Sgt. Ron Bohl’s didn’t hesitate when he learned that his brother, Matthew, was battling stage 5 kidney disease, and ...
Birmingham Association of Realtors names CEO
The Birmingham Association of Realtors (BAR) has named a permanent CEO. Former interim association executive Katherine Smith ...
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If this is how Alabama universities defend employees, it’s not working | BRIAN LYMAN
Last year, the Alabama Legislature — upset over intellectual debate and welcoming attitudes on college campuses — made it ...
6 former Alabama football players to play in Super Bowl LIX
Several former University of Alabama football players are set to make significant contributions on the field this Sunday at ...
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The University of Alabama removed its first Black student because of riots. She earned her degree decades later.
ONE OF THOSE EXTRAORDINARY PEOPLE, AUTHOR LUCY, BORN IN SHILOH, ALABAMA IN 1929, AUTHOR WANTED TO TEACH AND SHE WANTED TO LEARN. ON FEBRUARY 3RD, 1956, WHILE TRYING TO EARN HER THIRD DEGREE, SHE ...
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'Research is stopped, lives are lost': Birmingham mayor, UAB respond to NIH’s medical research cuts
Birmingham officials are responding to the National Institutes of Health’s surprise slashing of billions of dollars in medical research, saying the consequences could be dire for the city and its ...