Southern Research launches project offering free genetic testing
Patients across Alabama will have access to free genetic tests and clinical insights about medications and risks for certain chronic diseases.
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See recent postsThe clock is ticking: Why prior authorization delays are putting patients at risk
Every day, I see how unnecessary delays in treatment caused by cumbersome prior authorization barriers affect my patients.
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See recent postsADEM Coal Ash Program protects health and environment
ADEM’s goal remains the same – to ensure coal combustion residuals are timely, safely and properly disposed of.
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See recent postsA solution for Alabama’s biggest challenge
Only three states have a higher disease frequency and mortality rate than Alabama, and just two states have a lower life expectancy.
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See recent postsSurge in illegal disposable vapes demands swift action
Manufacturers of these popular flavored disposable vape brands such as Kangvape, HYPPE, and Elf Bar have exploited loopholes.
Mobile physician becomes new president of Medical Association
George Koulianos of Mobile was sworn in as the new president of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama.
May 12, 2023
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See recent postsFlavored cigars threaten our children’s health
The concept is simple: flavors significantly increase the appeal of cigars to youth and young adults.
Governor’s office denies rumors of Kay Ivey’s ill health
AL.com columnist Kyle Whitmire released an opinion Thursday questioning Ivey's whereabouts and detailing his struggle to find answers from the governor's office.
HHS awards more than $1 million to Alabama community health centers
HHS awarded $1,048,000 in American Rescue Plan funding to 16 community health centers in Alabama.
August 9, 2022
Birmingham receives $10.8 million grant for training program
Partners expect to train and place over 1,000 jobseekers in high-quality healthcare jobs.