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Oncology team shares August Gold ‘U’ Award

Twenty years before becoming a winning medical team, Mary Mailliard and Elizabeth Reed, M.D., teamed up on the softball field. Today, the former catcher (Mailliard) and outfielder (affectionately dubbed “I don’t do fly balls” Reed) are scoring runs in the treatment of breast cancer patients.

Sep 1, 2004

August Silver U recipients announced

To find out the August recipients of the Chancellor’s Silver ‘U’ Award click on Reward and Recognition (the left hand side of UNMC Today) and scroll to the Silver ‘U’ section.

Sep 1, 2004

Students explore biomedical research options

Students in the 2004-2005 Biomedical Research Training Program (BRTP) recently took part in a three-day orientation process to help them select their area of interest for Ph.D. research.

Aug 31, 2004

Star of courage award shines on Kimball Lauritzen

Kimball Bowles Lauritzen has been living with gynecological cancer for five years. Her unwavering spirit and ability to inspire others makes her The Nebraska Medical Center’s 2004 Star of Courage Award winner. The Omaha community leader and philanthropist will be honored Saturday.

Aug 27, 2004

UNMC’s 2004-05 budget completed

UNMC’s total operating budget for 2004-05 is $382 million, up 6 percent from the prior year. This budget funds instruction, research, public service, and support services, including facilities, information technology, and administration. The revenue side of the budget includes state appropriations, tuition, patient revenue, grants and contracts. Click for graphics.

Aug 24, 2004

A message on HIPAA — paper chase

HIPAA, the “Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996,” provides federal protection of patient health information. This HIPAA-related message is part of UNMC’s continued effort to educate employees. Today’s HIPAA message deals with papers containing patient information.

Aug 24, 2004

School year brings new faces, campus changes

A new residence hall, a renovated gross anatomy lab and modern dental simulation equipment are just a few of the changes UNMC students will see when they begin classes today.

Aug 23, 2004

Physicians Mutual, Liz’s Legacy fight women’s cancers

Physicians Mutual Insurance Company and Liz’s Legacy, a fund to advance research and care at the UNMC Eppley Cancer Center, have announced a new partnership in the fight against women’s cancer. Physicians Mutual is introducing a new women’s cancer insurance product that revolutionizes coverage for breast, ovarian, uterine and cervical cancer.

Aug 20, 2004

Student groups compliment educational experience

Beyond studying gross anatomy, pharmaceutical care and basic biochemistry, a smorgasbord of student activities abound for UNMC’s newest faces. About 400 new students Thursday attended UNMC’s annual Student Activities Fair, which featured booths from nearly 30 officially recognized student organizations

Aug 20, 2004

Medical center transplant program featured on NPR

Last month, National Public Radio’s “Weekend All Things Considered” ran an interview with Linda Aadland, who donated one of her kidneys to James King, a complete stranger. The two met for the first time July 24 at the annual transplant reunion held by The Nebraska Medical Center. Listen to their inspirational story.

Aug 19, 2004