“We’re all superheroes”: UAB employees stand united in fight against COVID-19
The entire UAB community has come together to protect one another while continuing to serve the community.
Timing is of the essence when treating brain swelling in mice
NIH study shows specific set of immune cells can harm and also help brain after injury. This post was originally published on this site
Not just a Yes or No: The Basics of Informed Consent
This document is produced by the CEAL Inclusive Participation Group for investigators and trialists as best practices to maximize engagement, dispel misinformation and foster trust. The priority populations for these trials are minorities and the elderly. The purpose of informed consent it to ensure that a volunteer can make an informed choice about taking part,…
ADPH COVID-19 testing clinics in Coffee and Houston counties cancelled for next two weeks
Due to limited staffing, the Southeastern Public Health District has cancelled all COVID-19 testing clinics scheduled for the remainder of January in Coffee and Houston counties.This post was originally published on this site
UAB study finds small number of minorities planning to get COVID-19 vaccine
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) – Many people across the state are waiting for their turn to get the COVID-19 vaccine, but some are planning to skip it once it’s available to them. “One thing is a lot of mistrust, deep mistrust,” Dr. Mona Fouad, UAB director of the Minority Health & Health Disparities Research Center said.…
Cyxone screens first patient in Phase II Covid-19 trial
Cyxone has announced the screening of the first participant in the Phase II clinical trial to evaluate Rabeximod for treating Covid-19 patients. The trial is analysing the efficacy and safety of oral treatment with Rabeximod to avert disease progression in hospitalised Covid-19 patients and reduce the recovery time. It will enrol 300 patients at clinical…
Alabama Department of Public Health to provide COVID-19 vaccine in Coosa County
ADPH is holding a COVID-19 vaccination clinic in Coosa County for people who qualify for vaccine. These individuals currently are healthcare providers, residents of long-term care, people who are 75 years old and older, police officers and firefighters.This post was originally published on this site
Masks Protect You & Me ' CDC
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UAB announces 2021 King Week activities in partnership with the City of Birmingham, local sponsors
UAB celebrates the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through local partnerships and events including Word from the Mountain Top and more.
Why it’s safe and important to get the COVID-19 vaccine
Now that effective vaccines for COVID-19 have been developed and are being distributed to members of the public, it is key for folks to understand the benefits of the COVID-19 vaccines.
