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UofL pediatrician to speak at Rally to End Child Abuse
Melissa Currie, MD, will be among the speakers who “Rally to End Child Abuse,” beginning at 11 a.m., March 30, at the Big Four...
Beer with a Scientist focuses on personalized precision medicine
Roland Valdes Jr., PhD, will explain how personalized precision medicine uses an individual patient’s genetic material (DNA) to improve drug treatments for that patient...
Free legal clinic for people with cancer set for April 13
Three area organizations are teaming up to sponsor a free legal clinic for people facing cancer and their families and caregivers on April 13.
The...
James Graham Brown Cancer Center announces next-day appointments for all newly diagnosed cancer patients
To alleviate fears and jump-start the journey to beat cancer, James Graham Brown Cancer Center at the University of Louisville, a part of KentuckyOne...
UofL medical students earn award for plan to improve physician wellbeing
Staying mentally and physically well in medical school and throughout their careers is a top concern for medical students.
“I think physician burnout is a...
UofL medical students earn award for plan to improve physician wellbeing Students’ model to...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Staying mentally and physically well in medical school and throughout their careers is a top concern for medical students.
“I think physician...
Cancer Awareness Show planned to benefit UofL’s Brown Cancer Center
Something of interest for the entire family – and the chance to help the fight against cancer – will be on tap at...
UofL School of Medicine Dean Ganzel to chair Kentuckiana Heart Walk
Toni Ganzel, MD, MBA, recently hosted approximately 30 Kentuckiana executives and community leaders to kick off the 2016 Executive Challenge in support of...
UofL cardiologist to test biomarker that may predict heart disease in women
Heart disease is the leading cause of mortality in women worldwide, including in the United States. Although deaths from cardiovascular disease (CVD) in...
UofL, Tennessee researchers find gut environment could reduce severity of malaria
Microorganisms in the gut could play a role in reducing the severity of malaria, according to a recent study co-authored by researchers at...