April 24, 2019

Earth Day at UAMS Continues to Grow, Even in Rain

Ben Boulden

A Little Rock Zoo interpreter shows off a hawk at the UAMS celebration of Earth Day.

Heavy, spring rains April 18 in central Arkansas only brought more growth to Earth Day at UAMS.


April 23, 2019

Fifth Year of Parkinson’s Symposium Marks Continued Growth

News Staff

Demonstrator leading audience in chair yoga

The Parkinson’s Symposium continues to grow each year, welcoming more people who want to learn about the latest advances in the diagnosis and treatment of Parkinson’s disease. The fifth annual event was held April 7 in the Jackson T. Stephens Spine & Neurosciences Institute at UAMS, with nearly 200 people in attendance. “Some people have…


April 17, 2019

Former Preemies Return to UAMS NICU for Fun and Games

Katrina Dupins

Hundreds of families attended the annual NICU Reunion held April 13 at UAMS Medical Center.

Nurses and neonatologists who work in the NICU say it’s an exciting time for them to see how much the children have grown since they left the NICU, whether it was 3 months ago or decades ago. About 200 families and UAMS staff attended the annual NICU Reunion held April 13 at UAMS Medical Center….


April 16, 2019

Physician Treats Rare Cerebrovascular Disease, Restores Patient’s Vision

Katrina Dupins

Valerie Hutchens sees Martin Radvany, M.D. for a follow-up appointment.

The first thing Valerie Hutchens noticed when she woke up in the recovery room after surgery was how much clearer the voices around her sounded. “I can hear you!” she said to her surgeon, Martin Radvany, M.D., UAMS interventional neuroradiologist. Among the myriad of symptoms Hutchens experienced with idiopathic intracranial hypertension was a constant whooshing…


April 15, 2019

College of Health Professions Finds Ardent Supporter in Judy Sims

Yavonda Chase

College of Health Professions Dean Susan Long, Ed.D., (left) accepts a check from Judy Sims, the then-chair of the college's Advisory Board, during a scholarship program in November.

Judy Sims is the College of Health Professions’ biggest cheerleader.


UAMS, Ronald McDonald Charities of Arkansas Announce Construction of New Rooms for Families of Preemies

Kate Franks

In a partnership between UAMS and Ronald McDonald House Charities of Arkansas, a space in the NICU will provide a home-away-from-home are for families.

Parents of babies in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) will be able to be present and involved in their child’s hospitalization through the creation of a Ronald McDonald Family Room, announced today by UAMS and Ronald McDonald House Charities of Arkansas (RMHCA). In a partnership…


April 10, 2019

Palliative Care

Tim Taylor

Palliative care

These programs were first broadcast the week of April 15, 2019.


April 8, 2019

UAMS Names New Northwest Arkansas Family Medicine Resident Physicians and Sports Medicine Fellow

David Wise

FAYETTEVILLE – The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) announced the names of the nine new family medicine resident physicians and one new sports medicine fellow who will begin practicing medicine in Northwest Arkansas in June. The new residents are: Christopher Aponte, M.D. – Hometown: Phoenix, Ariz. Fabian Latorre, Jr., M.D. – Hometown: Dallas,…


March 29, 2019

Drug Take Back Event to be held April 11 in Jonesboro

Ben Boulden

The public is invited to drop off expired and unused medications at a Drug Take Back event from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. April 11 at the Refuge Hope Center, 1405 Bittle St. in Jonesboro. The event is presented by the Center on Aging-Northeast of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) with support from St….


March 26, 2019

Erin Willis, M.D., Recognized by National MS Society for Pediatric Care

News Staff

Dr. Willis receiving plaque

Sometimes to make a difference, you have to chart your own path.It’s safe to say that Erin Willis, M.D., did just that. Willis is the first and only pediatric neurologist in Arkansas specializing in the treatment of multiple sclerosis in children.


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