College of Medicine

UNMC-based organization accredits cell transplant programs in Asia/South America

Hospital in Singapore, Brazil receive accreditation, reflects high standards for patients

Jan 9, 2013

Compact aims to freeze tuition levels at university/state colleges

Gov. Dave Heineman and leaders from the University of Nebraska and Nebraska State College System have proposed a compact to eliminate tuition increases for students for two years.

Jan 8, 2013

Dr. LaGrange named chief of urology

Learn more about Dr. LaGrange.

Jan 4, 2013

John W. Ewing, Jr., to headline MLK event at UNMC/The Nebraska Medical Center

Jan. 21 speech in Storz Pavilion of Clarkson Tower is free and open to the public

Jan 4, 2013

John W. Ewing, Jr.

Jan. 8 Omaha Science Cafe to explore science outside of traditional classroom

Tackling the challenge of teaching evidence-based medicine will be the next topic of the Omaha Science Cafe on Jan. 8 at 7 p.m., at the Slowdown, 729 N. 14th St.

Jan 3, 2013

A triumph over pancreatitis

Charlene Stehlik suffered for more than 20 years with abdominal pain. Other doctors tried, but couldn’t figure out what was wrong.

Dec 31, 2012

Dr. Liu: No crystal ball when it comes to violence

UNMC psychiatrist Howard Liu, M.D., joins national dialogue on mental health following the Newtown, Conn., shootings.

Dec 20, 2012

Dr. LaGrange named chief of UNMC’s Division of Urology

Will play key role as UNMC moves forward with Comprehensive Cancer Center

Dec 20, 2012

Chad LaGrange, M.D.

In wake of Connecticut shootings, here is helpful information on mental illness

TO: All Media In light of the Connecticut school shootings last week, we thought you might find it helpful to see a list of clinical, educational and media resources dealing with behavioral health. Howard Liu, M.D., a child and adolescent psychiatrist at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, has pulled together an excellent list of […]

Dec 19, 2012

Howard Liu, M.D.

Study shows dramatic primary care shortage in rural areas

The number of primary care physicians in Nebraska is 30 percent lower than previously reported by the American Medical Association.

Dec 14, 2012