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Technology, along with therapy, helps individuals with chronic spinal cord injuries voluntarily take steps
New research published in the New England Journal of Medicine documents the effectiveness of epidural stimulation with locomotor training following chronic, complete spinal cord...
UofL program has been ushering homegrown talent into medicine for 30 years Guaranteed Entrance...
When she was in 8th grade, Breathitt County native Sunshine Smoot decided she wanted to be a pediatrician. As a Governor’s Scholar after her...
Ushering homegrown talent into medicine for 30 years Guaranteed Entrance to Medical School (GEMS)...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – When she was in 8th grade, Breathitt County native Sunshine Smoot decided she wanted to be a pediatrician. As a Governor’s...
Optimal aging institute creates new index to measure quality of life for older adults...
A new assessment tool developed by the University of Louisville’s Institute for Sustainable Health & Optimal Aging aims to measure functionality and quality of...
WEEKLY NEWS TIP SHEET HEALTH TOPICS FOR THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 19, 2018
Health-care providers and researchers with the University of Louisville are available to discuss any of the following health topics this week. Click on the...
Spinal cord patient experiences improvements from UofL’s epidural stimulation training Research from UofL published...
For the first time since 2009, Stefanie Putnam is able to prepare – and eat – meals for herself, put the vest on her...
Recovery of cardiovascular function in spinal-cord-injured people sustained following epidural stimulation training Research from...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – For the first time since 2009, Stefanie Putnam is able to prepare – and eat – meals for herself, put the...
Three UofL-born startups snag combined $1.4 million in funding
Three startups with University of Louisville ties recently brought in a combined $1.4 million in funding, according to Greater Louisville Inc., the Louisville chamber of commerce.
Those...
University of Louisville names Alumna of the Year
Penny Heaton, chief executive officer of The Bill & Melinda Gates Medical Research Institute, is the 2018 Alumna of the Year. Heaton will be honored at the annual University of Louisville Alumni Awards ceremony in October.
Heaton named Alumna of the Year 2018 University of Louisville Alumni Awards to be...
Penny Heaton, chief executive officer of The Bill and Melinda Gates Medical Research Institute, is the 2018 Alumna of the Year. The prestigious honor...