NIH
UAMS Receives $5.8M to Study Cancer Treatment Side Effects
The grant will increase research into the often overlooked side effects of cancer therapies, including radiation and chemotherapy. read more >
UAMS Researchers Awarded $3.4M to Study Virus Linked to Cancer
The long-term goal of the research is to find a way to silence the virus permanently or eliminate it from the body altogether. read more >
UAMS Receives $2.9M Grant to Study Virus That Can Trigger Cancers
UAMS said researcher Craig Forrest is working toward new cancer treatments. read more >
NIH Awards UAMS Researcher $1.8M to Study Key Cell Processes in Energy Production
UAMS researcher Huiliang Zhang will use the National Institutes of Health funding to study proton leak, a process within the body that affects metabolism and energy. read more >
Clinton’s NIH Support Sparked ‘Golden Age’ of Biomedical Research, Scientists Say
A panel including Dr. Anthony Fauci recalled the Clinton era as a turning point in vaccine development and the fight against HIV/AIDS. read more >
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UAMS’ InterveXion Gets Another $13.8M for Drug Therapy Trials
The federal grant money will fund a mid-stage clinical trial of a drug that could help meth users break their addiction. read more >
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