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Hands-On Learning Sparks Interest in Health Care Careers for Arkansas Students


To help inspire the next generation of health care professionals, the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) recently hosted a virtual event that gave nearly 950 Arkansas high school students an inside look at careers in the medical field.  Students from 69 high schools across Arkansas participated in the Find Your Future in Health…

Presentation as part of the UAMS Find Your Future event

January 15, 2025


MVP for January — Dollie Allen-Williams


Meet Dollie Allen-Williams, the MVP for January. Dollie serves UAMS as a supervisor in the Phlebotomy Laboratory.

Dollie Allen-Williams

January 14, 2025


Hearing Loss


These programs were first broadcast the week of January 13, 2025.

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January 8, 2025


UAMS Researcher Studies Impact of Physical Activity on Dementia Patients


Yong-Moon Mark Park, M.D., Ph.D., of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) led a study that looked at whether physical activity could lengthen the life expectancy for patients with dementia. “Our goal was to evaluate whether changes in physical activity levels before and after a dementia diagnosis could influence survival outcomes in individuals…

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UAMS, Partners Offer Comprehensive Doula Training


Accepting Scholarship Applications Now LITTLE ROCK — The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Institute for Community Health Innovation will train 80 doulas over the next year through a comprehensive program administered by the institute and other partners, including Ujima Maternity Network and Birthing Beyond. The program is available to individuals throughout Arkansas through…

Doula speaking to a pregnant woman

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January 7, 2025


UAMS Plans More Services for Carroll County


UAMS Plans More Services for Carroll County The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Institute for Community Health Innovation joined the Carroll County Hometown Health Coalition’s Dec. 4 meeting to discuss services the institute is looking to provide across the county in 2025. The institute is deploying mobile health units — large vehicles equipped…

Denton Thompson, a nurse project manager with the UAMS Institute for Community Health Innovation speaks at the Carroll County Hometown Health Coalition’s Dec. 4, 2024, meeting.

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The Heart of Rural Health Care: The Unique Impact of One Community Health Worker in Montgomery County


This story originally appeared in the Winter 2024 edition of the Arkansas Family Physician, the official publication of the Arkansas Academy of Family Physicians. Michele Duncan didn’t grow up in Arkansas, but from the moment she set foot in Mount Ida — a small, close-knit community in the heart of Montgomery County — she knew…

Michelle Duncan, a community health worker, poses in a rural pharmacy.

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January 6, 2025


UAMS Receives $2.9 Million NIH Grant to Study Virus that Can Trigger Cancers


LITTLE ROCK — A discovery at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) that a viral protein helps a cancer-associated herpesvirus evade the immune system has led to a five-year, $2.9 million research grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Craig Forrest, Ph.D., will use the grant to help reveal functions of the…

UAMS researcher Craig Forrest, Ph.D. (center), and his lab team hope their work will ultimately lead to a cancer vaccine. With Forrest are (l-r) Sheldon Zeltner, Chandra Penthala, Shana Owens, Ph.D., and Steven Murdock, Jr.


Minimally Invasive Procedure for Enlarged Prostate Helps UAMS Patient Enjoy Life Again


Joe Shelton, 85, knew he had to do something when his sleep started being interrupted at least three times every night by the pressure to urinate. He would get out of bed, stumble to the bathroom, then wait for his bladder to empty — but often nothing would come out except a dribble. So he’d…

Joe Shelton and his wife, Liz Shelton

January 3, 2025


PA Students Break Record, Raise $14,051 for Arkansas Food Bank


When the last runner in the Heroes against Hunger 5K crossed the finish line Oct. 5 at Two Rivers Park in west Little Rock, it was the Physician Assistant Students Class of 2025 that broke a record, raising $14,051 for the Arkansas Food Bank. In a short ceremony Dec. 13 at UAMS, students in the…

Kane Malnar, left, presents Claire Tiffin with a ceremonial check, representing the funds raised by PA students.

January 2, 2025


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