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HudsonAlpha Researchers Help Pinpoint Medication Side Effects

April 28, 2021/in News, Biotechnology, Health Care, Medical, Research, Science/by Lori Connors

Each year, prescribed pharmaceuticals benefit millions of people. This usually results in an improved quality of life, as in the case of arthritis medications or insulin, for example. Prescription drugs can also save lives, many times over. Cardiac, statins, and anti-coagulating medications often mean the difference between life or death. Yet, despite the benefits, a […]

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Though COVID-related Hospitalizations Down, ‘We’re Not Over With it, Yet’

March 18, 2021/in Lead, coronavirus, COVID-19, Health Care, Medical, News, Pandemic/by Mike Easterling

Mayor Battle: “We still have to wear masks; we still have to stay apart; and we still have to sanitize”

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The Alabama Genomic Health Initiative: Knowledge is Power

March 16, 2021/in Lead, Biotechnology, Health Care, Medical, News, Nonprofits/by Lori Connors

Imagine a world where disease can be quickly identified through genetic analysis. Once considered the stuff of science fiction, genomic sequencing is now emerging to the forefront as a valuable means to identify and quite possibly, predict disease. Genomic sequencing is an invaluable diagnostic tool for patients with rare genetic diseases. However, in the past, […]

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Local COVID-related Hospitalizations Dropping

March 10, 2021/in Lead, coronavirus, COVID-19, Health Care, Medical/by Mike Easterling

More vaccines are on the way to Madison County

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Huntsville Hospital CEO David Spillers Stepping Down

February 24, 2021/in News, Medical, People/by staff reports

Jeff Samz to succeed Spillers as CEO

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COVID-19 Statistics Among Blacks Said ‘Alarming’

February 18, 2021/in Lead, coronavirus, COVID-19, Health Care, Medical, News/by Mike Easterling

Interventional cardiologist Dr. Warren Strickland of Crestwood Medical Center presented what he called “alarming’’ statistics among the black community regarding COVID-19 at the weekly update at the Huntsville City Council chambers. According to Strickland, though that segment represents just 13 percent of the United States population it accounts for 28 percent of COVID-19 deaths as […]

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A Path Forward: HudsonAlpha Hosts COVID-19 Community Awareness Roundtable

February 12, 2021/in News, COVID-19, Health Care, Medical, Nonprofits/by Lori Connors

The two-part series is free and open to the public.

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Huntsville-Madison County Launches Text-to-911 Service

February 10, 2021/in News, Medical, Technology/by staff reports

The Huntsville-Madison County 911 Center has launched a text-to-911 service, providing a significant step forward in accessibility to those who are unable to dial 911. The center has served Huntsville, Madison, and Madison County since 1992. This service, offered in conjunction with the Alabama 911 Board and its network provider, INdigital, is available to those […]

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Number of COVID Cases in the Area is Down ‘Drastically’; Vaccine Supply is Limited

February 4, 2021/in News, COVID-19, Government, Health Care, Medical/by Mike Easterling

Huntsville Hospital CEO David Spillers opened the recent weekly COVID-19 update with positive news. Before the briefing ended at the Huntsville City Council chambers, however, there were also some negatives regarding the availability of virus vaccines. First, the good stuff. According to Spillers, there are 263 COVID-19 inpatients in hospitals across the region, down from […]

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Coronavirus ‘Fatigue’, Apathy are Concern to Health Officials

January 22, 2021/in COVID-19, Government, Health Care, Lead, Medical, News/by Mike Easterling

“We can vaccinate about 3,000 people a week right now in Madison County. That’s all the vaccine we’re getting.”

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