A $738,000 estate gift from the late Roberta White-Miller, Ph.D., will fund fellowships at UNMC, UNL Roberta White-Miller, Ph.D., a former faculty member in the
When Marsha and Neal Morien decided to invest in UNMC’s Center for Drug Design and Innovation, they knew it could benefit not only the state of Nebraska, but possibly the world.
Katie Weitz believes the College of Public Health can make the world a better place. But it’s hard to explain what it is: “I think everybody would care about public health if they knew what it was.”
Sharon Redding has traveled to more countries than she can count in her nursing career. Her experiences led her to create a planned gift allowing future nurses to travel internationally.
By Ed Rider Cutting-edge Clinical Trials Provide New Hope for Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer “You have pancreatic cancer.” These four words are among the
By Robyn Murray UNK, UNMC Work to Bring More Medical Professionals to Rural Nebraska When Sandra Bresnahan, M.D., was a child, she often came with
Bill Nelsen has led an interesting life. He has traveled all over the world, surveying land in far-off places — from Greenland to Ethiopia, Saudi
Editor’s note: Jim Gutschow’s beloved wife, Pam, sadly passed away Jan. 13. We hope this story pays some small tribute to her and Jim’s lasting
UNMC and the University of Nebraska Foundation are launching the first ever We Heart UNMC socks campaign in support of UNMC Student Scholarships. Running Feb.
Christine Tran wasn’t certain how her son Joseph, 7, would respond to seeing the new 215,882-square-foot, state-of-the-art Munroe-Meyer Institute (MMI) building for the first time.
UNMC researchers have discovered a potential new therapeutic target for pancreatic cancer, detailed in a paper in a recent issue of the journal Gastroenterology. The
Facility highlights unique history of the state’s academic health science center Today, the University of Nebraska Medical Center celebrated the opening of a new facility
Munroe-Meyer Institute celebrates new home and new standard of care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. “This is a place where people’s hearts feel
by Tom O’Connor With a massive flood in 2019 and a serious drought in 2020, Nebraska knows only too well the water extremes that can occur
by Ed Rider He thought he would never practice medicine again. The stigma associated with seven years of alcohol and opioids misuse — being labeled
Burnett Society member Dwayne Zobell, D.D.S., was born in Montana and graduated from the University of Nebraska Medical Center after attending predental school at Brigham
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