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Wellness Wednesday — Wellness program geared to individuals 50 and older
A new wellness program for individuals older than 50 or eligible for Medicare is now available at the UNMC Home Instead Center for Successful Aging.
Apr 6, 2011
Public health policy: The intersection of health care and law
Sara Rosenbaum, J.D., from George Washington University, will discuss legal components of health care policy on campus today as part of National Public Health Week.
Apr 6, 2011
Meet UNMC New Investigator Karen Gould, Ph.D.
UNMC researcher Karen Gould, Ph.D., answers questions about her work, life and interests.
Apr 6, 2011
UNMC expands RHOP to Peru State College
Three spots in College of Pharmacy will be set aside Students in southeastern Nebraska wishing to pursue a career in pharmacy now have another opportunity to do so. The Rural Health Opportunities Program (RHOP) through the University of Nebraska Medical Center has expanded seats in the College of Pharmacy to Peru State College. […]
Apr 6, 2011
April 11 Davis lecture focused on history of teaching hospitals
During the April 11 Richard B. Davis, M.D., Ph.D., History of Medicine Lecture at UNMC, explore how charity patients became teaching objects and how seven major London hospitals evolved to become medical schools.
Apr 5, 2011
UNMC History 101 – The 1913 Easter Tornado
On March 23, 1913 — Easter Sunday — five tornadoes hit Nebraska, including a devastating F4 twister that hit Omaha and the medical center campus.
Apr 5, 2011
Meet UNMC New Investigator R. Lee Mosley, Ph.D.
UNMC researcher R. Lee Mosley, Ph.D., answers questions about his work, life and interests.
Apr 5, 2011
Public health in action – Meeting the community needs
As part of National Public Health Awareness week, students and faculty from UNMC’s College of Public Health kicked-off the week with a public gathering in north Omaha to discuss community violence.
Apr 5, 2011
Climate change, energy needs the focus of Wednesday Science Cafe
UNO physiological ecologist James Wilson, Ph.D., will discuss climate change and energy needs at Wednesday’s Omaha Science Cafe.
Apr 5, 2011
Three central Nebraska cities to host talks on secondhand meth exposure
Secondhand exposure to methamphetamine is the topic of the Simply Science and Kearney Science Café presentations on April 18 and 19 in Gothenburg, McCook and Kearney. Sandra Wells, Ph.D., will discuss "Facts and Fiction about Secondhand Meth” as part of “UNMC Simply Science,” an outreach program from the University of Nebraska Medical Center. The hour-long […]
Apr 5, 2011