Medicine
Medicine
Reduced sleep linked to air pollution, heat, carbon dioxide and noise
Penn, UofL study finds drop in sleep efficiency for high exposures to environmental factors
Study published in Sleep Health is one of the first...
Brain-penetrating drug candidate effective against deadly encephalitis viruses
University of Louisville researcher Donghoon Chung and collaborators have designed, synthesized and tested a new antiviral compound and shown it to be highly effective against...
New film recounts story of UofL’s first Black female graduate in medicine
More than a decade before she became the first Black female student in the University of Louisville School of Medicine, Delores Gordon Alleyne set...
UofL medical students experience a day of joy on Match Day 2023
March Madness isn't only about basketball. March 17 was a day of joy and excitement as more than 120 fourth-year UofL medical students opened their...
Q&A: UofL environmental health researcher on leave to serve the White House
Natasha DeJarnett, assistant professor of medicine and researcher with the Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute, is spending a year away from UofL to devote...
UofL Women’s History: Shorye Durrett
A passion for ophthalmology began at a young age for the University of Louisville’s assistant dean for medical student affairs, Shorye Durrett.
When she...
raiseRED brings in more than $550,000
To see and hear what raiseRED is all about, check out the video here.
UofL’s largest student-run philanthropy once again hit it out of...
Central High School students in Pre-Medical Magnet Program receive white coats at UofL
What’s normally a rite of passage for medical students has become a symbol of achievement for 33 Central High School juniors who are one...
raiseRED celebrates 10th anniversary Feb. 24-25
One ballroom. Eighteen hours. Hundreds of dancing students.
These are the ingredients that make up raiseRED, the University of Louisville’s largest student-run philanthropy that has...
Climbing Kilimanjaro to beat Huntington’s Disease
Laura Dixon is ready to climb a mountain to benefit people with a rare, inherited neurological disease.
The University of Louisville staff member and alumna...