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UAMS: 1st robotic parathyroid surgeries performed
Two surgeons at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences say they've performed the state's first two robotic parathyroid surgeries.
City Officials to Discuss Research Park for LR
A research park for central Arkansas is on the horizon. Just how far off that horizon is will be the subject of discussion today at the Little Rock Regional Chamber of Commerce.
UAMS invites public for defensive driving classes for seniors
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences is offering defensive driving classes on the second Saturday of each month.
Ex-Ark. Sup. Ct. judge, Muskegon Hgts native dies
Judge Andree Layton Roaf, the first black woman to serve on the Arkansas Supreme Court, died after losing consciousness in her Little Rock office.
Former state justice Roaf dies
Pulaski County Coroner Garland Camper said Roaf drove to Little Rock from her home in Pine Bluff feeling fine Wednesday morning, but felt ill as the day went on.
UAMS-Northwest to Welcome First Students Next Week
The first medical students are to start next week at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences campus in northwest Arkansas.
A New Approach to Orientation: Professional Entry Into Practice
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Wal-Mart Foundation Gives $1M To UAMS-Northwest
The Wal-Mart Foundation has given a $1 million grant to the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences' satellite campus in Fayetteville.
Grant to help get school up on its feet
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Chancellor I. Dodd Wilson talks with Matt Cockerell of the Wal-Mart Foundation after the announcement of a $1 million donation from the foundation.
Children's Psychiatric Unit Opening Marks Milestone at UAMS
" The children's inpatient unit at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Psychiatric Research Institute began accepting patients this week, marking the first time in 30 years that UAMS has provided inpatient psychiatric care to children.
Donald D. Simpson, PhD, MPH, CT(ASCP)CM
Donald D. Simpson, PhD, MPH, CT CM, chairman, Department of Laboratory Sciences, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, AR Work first! Q: What prompted you to enter the laboratory profession? Dr.
Aid for stroke patients a video screen away
Lying in an emergency-room bed at Mena Regional Health System on June 1, Iva Mae Sikes did her best to answer the questions asked by the male voice coming from the computer in front of her.
Beebe and his tax-and-spend Republicans
Ita s the kind of recognition Republican lawmakers would rather avoid. On Wednesday, Gov.
Beebe applauds GOP lawmakers for tax hike votes
In the Republican stronghold of Northwest Arkansas, of all places, Democratic Gov.
UAMS Psych Unit Back to Treating Kids
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences is back in the business of providing inpatient psychiatric care to children.
New dental hygiene program starts in August at ASUMH
'We have a desperate need.' That's what local dentists told Arkansas State University Mountain Home administrators in a needs assessment the university conducted after students expressed continued interest in a local dental hygiene program.
Liles-Underwood to Wed This Saturday
Tim and Kathy Liles and Steve and Colleen Lassiter of Beebe are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daugher, Courtney Rae Liles to Stephen Howard Underwood, son of Steve and Doris Underwood of Spiro, OK.
Motorcyclist injured Tuesday night
A motorcycle accident Tuesday at 6:51 p.m. on state Highway 5 North at Broadmoor Dr.
Nonprofit news roundup for June 8, 2009
Gates CEO aims to improve partnerships, internal processes In his first annual letter, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation CEO Jeff Raikes says the funder needs to improve its internal processes and the quality of its grantmaking partnerships, The Seattle Times reported June 3 . His comments are based on the results of the first-ever survey of the ...
Nanoparticles Technology Brings New Hope In Cancer Treatments
Posted By fatjim2 4 hours, 3 minutes ago in News > University of Arkansas at Little Rock and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences have come close to bringing up a cancer treatment that is not so invasive or exorbitant yet far more effective.