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UAB Magazine Archive
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| This is the former home of UAB Magazine online. To visit the new site, click on www.uab.edu/uabmagazine. Fall 2007 issue of UAB Magazine UAB explores Antarctica, fuels innovation in Birmingham, explores the city's green spaces, and teaches you how to hit a three-pointer. Summer 2007 issue of UAB Magazine The art of the sale, the DaVinci robot and other minimally-invasive surgical techniques, a road trip with the Blazers' men's basketball team, and a look at agricultural terrorism. Winter 2007 issue of UAB Magazine The pursuit of happiness, ecophagia, the world-press through the looking glass, and a look at a new Arabic class at the University. Fall 2006 Issue of UAB Magazine A look at our struggle against antibiotic-resistant foes, the effectiveness of the No Child Left Behind Act, and the possibility that eye-witness testimony may not be as accurate as we would like to think. Summer 2006 issue of UAB Magazine A hard look at computer crime, prescription drugs, and heart failure in women, as well as student filmmakers, the Arabic language program, and the blogging phenomenon. UAB Magazine Winter 2006 AIDS in Zambia and UAB efforts to curtail the spread of the disease, the creation of a national ID card, tissue engineering, the power of words, and the life of an NFL rookie UAB Magazine Fall 2005 How bad decisions are made, the mystery and stigma of Autism, why we should worry about Bird Flu, a filmmaker searches through his father's shrouded past, and more... UAB Magazine Spring/Summer 2005 The real world of surgical aesthetics, life in a wheelchair, taking hi-tech to the highrise, and UAB's campus sculptures. Winter 2005 issue of UAB Magazine A UAB Scientist touches Mars, statins as a new wonder drug, crime and punishment, and the boons and possible pitfalls of the new CT scanners. Fall 2004 Issue of UAB Magazine Inside University Hospital's new ER, the complexities of PACs, a look at the future of retail, an interview with aaward-winning pianist Yakov Kasman, and more... Spring 2004 Issue of UAB Magazine The automotive industry in Alabama, the two faces of estrogen, struggling schools, and UAB experts in the courtroom. Fall 2003 Issue of UAB Magazine Perspectives on obesity, our microbial ancestors, how autopsies save lives, identity theft, and more... Summer 2003 issue of UAB Magazine Living homeless in the Magic City, suicide's new victims, saints and sociopaths, the interior frontier of the brain, a new kind of reality programming, and much more. Winter 2002 Issue of UAB Magazine UAB welcomes Carol Garrison as its new President; a look at China, past, present, and future; Vonetta Flowers brings home the gold; discovering cures for West Nile, and more... Fall 2001 Issue of UAB Magazine Alabama's sinkhole heritage, the process of preparing for bioterrorism, behind the scenes at the Alys Stephens Center, and more... Summer 2001 Issue of UAB Magazine Mexico in the heart of Dixie, UAB scientists are roving the red planet, research suggests that diabetes is an emerging epidemic, connections between music, mood and mind, discoveries in nurturing newborns with touch, and more... Winter 2001 Issue of UAB Magazine Answers about alcohol, opera stages a comeback, distance education at UAB, facts about Hepatitis C, arthritis treatment and research, lessons about literacy, and more... Fall 2000 Issue of UAB Magazine UAB's Center for Aging helps seniors stay empowered, the psychology of sales, solving the puzzle of pain, forecasting the future of cities, and more... Spring 2000 Issue of UAB Magazine UAB's new Center for the Study of Ethics and Values in the Sciences, three new theatres at the Alys Stephens Center, material marvels, UAB’s Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant program, and more ... Fall 1999 Issue of UAB Magazine UAB scientists intensify the fight against the AIDS virus, intellectual capital is the key for energizing economies, crystallography and the next frontier of drug design, and more ... Spring 1999 Issue of UAB Magazine New devices build better bodies and lengthen lives, forty million Americans suffer from sleep disorders, computers as creative tools, the hunt for disease- preventing agents, and more ... Winter 1999 Issue of UAB Magazine From A-Bombs to Anthrax, the language and history of Birmingham's buildings, information on epilepsy, working out with weights to boost bone and muscle mass, Y2K, pet therapy and more... Fall 1998 Issue of UAB Magazine The secrets of athletic performance, identifying skeletal remains with forensic anthropologists, organ transplantation, overcoming fear of public speaking and more... Summer 1998 Issue of UAB Magazine UAB Trauma Team saving lives, new research on asthma, analyzing and controlling road rage, human cloning issues, advances in laser optics, history and racism, lost foam casting and more... Spring 1998 Issue of UAB Magazine Fifty years in UAB Dentistry, the future of grandparenting, filmmaking at UAB, exploring mental illness, cochlear implants, topical vaccines, assistive technology, UAB Entertainment and more... Winter 1998 Issue of UAB Magazine UAB welcomes President W. Ann Reynolds, gene therapy's tie to cancer research, health risks of childhood fat, learning about lupus, teaching kids what to watch and much more... Fall 1997 Issue of UAB Magazine Jazz man Cleveland Eaton joins UAB's music department, the changing image of fatherhood, the issue of legalized gambling in Alabama, political mudslinging, saving sea turtles with UAB biologists, and more... WBHM Public Radio WBHM-FM/Alabama Radio Reading Service (ARRS) WBHM, 90.3 FM is Birmingham's only full-service public radio station. The station provides public radio programming, including news and information, classical music and variety, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. The Alabama Radio Reading Service provides a special statewide service for print-handicapped Alabamians. This involves reading newspapers, books, and magazines, as well as providing specialized information programs geared toward print-handicapped individuals. WBHM Phone: 934-2606. Fax: 934-5075.ARRS 934-6576. Fax: 975-6061. |
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