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April 27, 2016

Gravette Woman’s Sight Restored After Specialist Joins UAMS

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April 27, 2016 | It had been more than 30 years since Mary Green had seen anything. She was 12 when an antibiotic caused pain in her eyes, evoking long-term issues and uncovering an underlying condition. Green was eventually diagnosed with Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS), a rare disorder that affects the skin and mucous membranes. The…


April 21, 2016

UAMS Among First to Implant MRI-Friendly Device for Pain

Katrina Dupins

What Jimmy Roberts wants most is a good night’s rest. The Arkadelphia man has had severe pain in his back for decades starting after two car wrecks in the 1980s.


April 13, 2016

Former NICU Patients Return to UAMS for Day of Fun

Katrina Dupins

Scores of former patients of the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) and their families returned to the UAMS Medical Center for the 5th Annual NICU Reunion April 9.


April 8, 2016

Brother-to-Brother Kidney Transplants Run in Family

Yavonda Chase

James Johnson Jr. (left) laughs with his brother, Jeff, two days after the brothers underwent kidney transplant surgeries at UAMS. Jeff donated a kidney to James.

April 8, 2016 | For Jeff Johnson, the decision to give his older brother, James, a kidney was a no-brainer. It was a decision the 48-year-old had made 31 years earlier when their father underwent a kidney transplant at UAMS with an organ donated by one of his brothers. James Johnson Sr., along with another…


April 6, 2016

Myeloma Awareness Takes Center Stage at Showcase

Yavonda Chase

April 6, 2016 | Local performers volunteered their time to entertain Myeloma Institute patients and staff March 30 during the F7 Myeloma Awareness Showcase. The showcase was planned by F7, UAMS’ inpatient bone marrow transplant unit, as part of Myeloma Awareness Month, said Richard Alcala, the unit’s patient activity and volunteer coordinator. Approximately 50 people…


April 1, 2016

NFL Players Brighten Cancer Patients’ Day with Surprise Visit

Susan Van Dusen

APRIL 1, 2016 | Hugs, smiles and selfies were in plentiful supply March 31 when five professional football players made a surprise visit to patients at the UAMS Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute.


March 28, 2016

Now Cancer-Free, Nurse Regrets Skipping Colonoscopy

Katrina Dupins

March 28, 2016 | As a nurse, Beverly Seaberg spends her time at work caring for patients. As a wife and mother, she also makes sure her husband, John, and two daughters, Cori and Caroline receive the best health care possible. Seaberg, 58, is an R.N. in the Quality Management department at UAMS. She has…


March 18, 2016

Hot Springs Woman’s Hip Replacements Leave Behind Pain, Discomfort

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Paul Edwards UAMS

March 18, 2016 | In the past six months, Vicki Brooks has undergone two hip replacements, but it’s hard to tell from her energetic walk and cheerful demeanor. If you ask Brooks, a Hot Springs resident, she praises her son, Brian, for her decision to visit UAMS when her hip pain became too much to…


March 17, 2016

Ten-year-old Donates Birthday Money to Cancer Institute

Benjamin Waldrum

March 17, 2016 | Ten years ago, Lennon Tusieseina had just entered the world. Meanwhile, a team of doctors at UAMS was saving his grandfather’s life. Earlier this year, they saved his uncle, too. Lennon wanted to give something back. Toting a jar one-third his size stuffed with dollar bills, 10-year-old Lennon recently took his…


March 10, 2016

Cornea Donation Saves Rogers Man’s Vision

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UAMS Jim Harris Sunali Goyal

March 10, 2016 | Organ donation is an incredibly personal and tremendously impactful act of kindness, but Jim Harris already knows that on a profound level. “Without the generosity of a donor, I would have lost sight in my eye,” said the 53-year-old Rogers resident. “I am grateful my donor was thoughtful enough to make…



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