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Medicine

UofL research warns millennials of hepatitis C

Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection has skipped a generation and become a predominantly millennial disease, according to research by John Myers, Ph.D., UofL Professor of Pediatrics.  Myers...
Michael Menze, Ph.D.

Dried sea monkeys and frozen wood frogs – Beer with a Scientist Oct. 16

Some animals have developed the ability to survive in extreme conditions such being frozen, drying or with a complete lack of oxygen. At this month’s...
Tommy Jr., Mary Jane and Alex Gift

Drive Out Cancer golf scramble to help bone marrow transplant patients at UofL Brown...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – For six years, Tommy Gift Jr. and his brother, Alex Gift, have been helping cancer patients at the University of Louisville’s...
iVAS illustration courtesy NuPulseCV, Inc.

UofL cardiovascular surgeon implants two patients with new heart-support device at Jewish Hospital

University of Louisville heart transplant surgeon Mark Slaughter, MD, has implanted two patients with an investigational device, the intravascular ventricular assist system (iVAS), at...
iVAS illustration courtesy NuPulseCV, Inc.

UofL cardiovascular surgeon implants two patients with new heart-support device at Jewish Hospital Minimally...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – University of Louisville heart transplant surgeon Mark Slaughter, M.D., has implanted two patients with an investigational device, the intravascular ventricular assist...
Ted Gobbel, Sally Smith and Lou Baylor at the 2018 Hammertime Golf Scramble

Hammertime Golf Scramble honors beloved community member, softball coach Event raises funds to support...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Larry Smith was the director of operations for the Kentucky Lottery and a well-loved member of the southwest Louisville community, where...
Leslie Sherwood, D.V.M.

UofL again recognized for humane care and treatment of research animals

Biomedical research would be impossible without the use of animals. This research benefits not only humans, but also helps in the development of therapies...
Christopher 2X Game Changers and gunshot wound survivors presented awards to the trauma teams at UofL Hospital September 5

UofL Hospital trauma team presented awards for life-saving efforts

Former gunshot wound patients and anti-violence advocate Christopher 2X visited UofL Hospital to express their gratitude to the nurses and trauma surgeons for saving...
Sam Cotton, Ph.D.

UofL Alzheimer’s specialist to talk brain health at Beer with a Scientist

The search for effective treatments for Alzheimer’s disease continues, as new cases are diagnosed at an ever-increasing rate. Unfortunately, every drug tested to treat...
Cheryl Lyn Walker, PhD

Leader in the field of environmental carcinogenesis to speak at UofL Cheryl Lyn Walker,...

The epigenome is often described as the “software” that operates our genome. This epigenomic software is installed very early in life at key developmental...