Patient Care

OUCH Pager available for biological agent exposures

The OUCH Pager program is available to protect employees and students of UNMC, The Nebraska Medical Center and UNMC Physicians who may be exposed to any biological agent.

Nov 28, 2011

UNL student thankful for UNMC lymphoma expertise

Read about a University of Nebraska-Lincoln student who will have a happy Thanksgiving thanks to the work of some UNMC physicians.

Nov 23, 2011

On the job with Brad Corr

One recent afternoon in the Motion Analysis Lab at the Munroe-Meyer Institute, Brad Corr and 13-year-old Guin played catch with a basketball and chatted about American Idol, a Chicago trip and puppets.

Nov 22, 2011

Study: Cheaper meds work well for newly diagnosed rheumatoid arthritis patients

One of the largest clinical studies ever done proves rheumatoid arthritis patients do well on a lower cost treatment.

Nov 11, 2011

UNMC creates Nebraska Neuroscience Alliance

Will facilitate research, faculty recruitment while improving patient care In an effort to better serve people with developmental and degenerative diseases of the nervous system, University of Nebraska Medical Center physicians, allied health practitioners and scientists have formed the Nebraska Neuroscience Alliance. The NNA will unite three of UNMC’s top neuroscience programs – the departments […]

Nov 7, 2011

The three leaders of the NNA are (left-right): J. Michael Leibowitz, Ph.D., Daniel Murman, M.D., and Howard Gendelman, M.D.

Medical treatment close to home

Learn about a UNMC Eppley Cancer Center effort to bring clinical trials to patients throughout the state.

Nov 2, 2011

Introducing the Nebraska Neuroscience Alliance

Read and watch a video about the new alliance, which brings UNMC’s various neuroscience experts together for better patient care and research.

Oct 31, 2011

Reaching Out to Patients

A $265,000 grant was recently awarded to the University of Nebraska Medical Center’s Munroe-Meyer Institute to help improve access to specialized epilepsy services while expanding telehealth technologies in rural areas in the state. Epilepsy clinics are now being offered to pediatric patients in rural Nebraska via telemedicine.

Oct 27, 2011