Since 1964, UAB Medical West has proudly served the communities of West Jefferson County and the surrounding areas. Over 59 years later, our team’s dedication to service has never wavered. This April, we’re highlighting our commitment to giving back and…
\ This May, UAB Medical West is celebrating the 8th anniversary of our freestanding emergency department. On May 5th, 2015, we opened our doors to serve the Birmingham community and surrounding areas with the highest quality of medical care. Since…
Nutrition is extremely important for our well-being. People who follow healthy eating patterns live longer and are much less likely to encounter heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, and other serious health conditions. With just a few tips and insights about diet and…
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) affects up to 15% of people in the United States. Pelvic pain, gas, urgent bowel movements, and other uncomfortable symptoms characterize this common gastrointestinal condition. While IBS is common, many Americans go undiagnosed because of the…
Our body’s natural healing powers can mend numerous bruises, scratches, burns, and other acute injuries. But if you notice that your body isn’t healing your latest wound as it should, you may need some help from the professionals to get…
In recent months, there has been a shortage of a drug called Ozempic®. This medication is prescribed for those with Type-2 diabetes to help regulate insulin levels in the body. And while a limited quantity of Ozempic may not mean…
Our body’s natural healing powers can mend numerous bruises, scratches, burns, and other acute injuries. But if you notice that your body isn’t healing your latest wound as it should, you may need some help from the professionals to get…
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women across the United States. It’s often called the “silent killer” because many sufferers don’t experience symptoms until it’s too late. And while developing heart disease can sometimes…
In recent months, there has been a shortage of a drug called Ozempic®. This medication is prescribed for those with Type-2 diabetes to help regulate insulin levels in the body. And while a limited quantity of Ozempic may not…
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women across the United States. It’s often called the “silent killer” because many sufferers don’t experience symptoms until it’s too late. And while developing heart disease can sometimes…