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Meet Walk and Roll Captain Ben Herink
Get to know Ben Herink, captain of the 2012 Walk and Roll for Disabilities, which will be held Sunday at Westroads Mall.
Feb 15, 2012

Buffett Early Childhood Institute candidate to visit UNMC Thursday
Susan Landry, Ph.D., founding director of the Children’s Learning Institute at the University of Texas-Houston and a candidate to be founding executive director of the Buffett Early Childhood Institute, will visit UNMC on Thursday.
Feb 15, 2012

When Jeff Shelton, CEO at Harlan County Health System in Alma, Neb., looks at the health-care situation in central Nebraska, he sees dark clouds gather.
Feb 14, 2012

March 7 deadline for students to apply for High School Alliance
Students who’d like to participate in the UNMC High School Alliance this coming fall have until March 7 to apply.
Feb 7, 2012

‘The most fun day of the year’
View images from Friday’s Children’s Dental Day activities at the College of Dentistry in Lincoln.
Feb 6, 2012

Summer program rewarding for students and UNMC
As we prepare for one of this year’s rare winter storms, UNMC Today takes a look at one of the medical center’s highly respected summer programs.
Feb 3, 2012

Dr. Kutty – A research star rises
Shelby Kutty, M.D., assistant professor of pediatric cardiology, has received rave reviews for his research into the use of ultrasound technology to break up blood clots in small patients.
Feb 2, 2012

UNMC to offer doctoral degree in epidemiology
A Ph.D. program in epidemiology, the basic science of public health, will be offered by UNMC’s College of Public Health starting next fall.
Jan 30, 2012

More than $51,000 raised at skate-a-thon, ice bowlers top $12,000
More than $51,000 was raised at the UNMC Skate-a-thon for Parkinson’s, which includes more than $12,000 that was drummed up by the eight UNMC employees and students who volunteered to be human ice bowling balls on Friday night.
Jan 30, 2012

Dr. Wagner-led study yields novel breast cancer finding
Every three minutes a woman in the United States is diagnosed with breast cancer. Of those women, approximately one in five test positive for Her2, an aggressive type of breast cancer that is harder to fight because it is less responsive to hormonal therapy.
Jan 24, 2012
