Trusted messages key to counter community concerns during disease outbreak Public health faculty involved in Sierra Leone study focused on Ebola epidemic
Utilizing messages focused on images created by local artists and written information communicated through local dialects proved essential to counter misperceptions during the Ebola...
UofL employee鈥檚 daughter to be crowned Queen of the Kentuckiana Heart Walk
The UofL community has been working for months to raise money for the Kentuckiana Heart Walk, an annual event sponsored by the American Heart...
UofL researcher receives nearly $2 million grant to study periodontal disease Half of U.S. adults over 30 affected
Periodontal disease is a common struggle for many Americans, affecting half of U.S. adults over 30. Now, a researcher at the University of Louisville...
UofL gastroenterology researcher receives $4 million from NIH for innovative liver research
UofL gastroenterologist Matthew Cave, MD, believes that chemicals we breathe, consume or come in contact with in the environment may be contributing to liver...
Kosair Charities provides $1 million to UofL for children鈥檚 health care programs
The University of Louisville has received $1 million from Kosair Charities to support four health-related programs designed to benefit our most precious gift, our...
UofL and Clemson rally together for Suicide Prevention Week
UofL and Clemson may be opponents on the field Saturday, but the two schools are unified around another, more important battle - the fight...
Nurses sound off: UofL Hospital among top places to work in Kentucky
The University of Louisville Hospital has been recognized as one of the best hospitals to work for in Kentucky.聽
UofL Hospital聽ranked ninth in the state,...
UofL lecture will help you ‘Maintain Your Brain’
A healthy body鈥檚 connection to a healthy mind will be the topic of the next 鈥淏uilding Hope鈥 lecture on Tuesday, Sept. 19.
David A. Casey,...
UofL hosting international meeting on health effects of histidyl dipeptides carnosine and anserine Relatively new field of study holds potential in variety of diseases and conditions
The 4th Annual International Congress on Carnosine and Anserine will meet in Louisville today through Thursday (Sept. 12-14), drawing participants from around the globe.
The...
NIH institute director’s keynote on addiction highlights annual Research!Louisville schedule
A greater understanding of the biological mechanisms underlying addiction could help communities such as Louisville and Southern Indiana cope with the opioid crisis, alcoholism...