William Greenfield, M.D., was interviewed by THV in Little Rock about developing solutions for Arkansas’ maternal death rate, which is currently 4th in the country. Read and Watch the full story on the THV website.

A biomagnetic technique developed at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) can be used to assess the brain and heart health of third-trimester fetuses exposed to opioids, UAMS researchers showed in a recent pilot study. The study was published online this month in the medical journal Addiction, authored by Diana Escalona-Vargas, Ph.D., research […]

Stroke is a leading cause of death in Arkansas, according to the Arkansas Department of Health. When you suffer from a stoke every second counts. One program through UAMS is making it so more patients across the state can be seen by a neurologist no matter where they live. Watch this story about AR SAVES […]

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https://uamshealth.com/news/2017/11/13/uams-curtis-lowery-m-d-receives-national-award-from-american-public-health-association

https://uamshealth.com/news/2017/10/09/gynecologic-oncologist-laura-b-huffman-m-d-joins-uams

https://uamshealth.com/news/2017/10/23/post-pregnancy-visits-made-convenient-with-telemedicine

The Wall Street Journal interviewed Curtis Lowery, M.D., chairman of the Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology at UAMS about how The UAMS Center for Distance Health telemedicine program is helping high-risk pregnant women across Arkansas.  Read the article for more information about how our 15-year-old telemedicine program is serving patients in remote locations for a Better State […]