News at USA Health

Allen Broome, Pharm.D., director of health system pharmacy at USA Health, said that residency training benefits the profession long term and expands the ability to care for current and future patients.

USA Health recently broke ground on the Mapp Family Campus in Baldwin County. Located at the southeast corner of state highways 181 and 104 in Fairhope, the campus will be home to an ambulatory surgery center and a physician office building.

USA Health today formally kicked off construction of an expansion of the Pediatric Emergency Center at Children’s & Women’s Hospital at its campus in Midtown Mobile.

For more protection against COVID-19, USA Health is offering a third dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine at its drive-through location at the Mobile Civic Center to those who qualify.

Four OB-GYN physicians and a nurse practitioner will treat patients at the new location on Old Shell Road.

During medical school, Tyler McDonald, M.D., realized he had a passion for treating children’s medical needs.

Young patients and their families celebrate the end of cancer treatment with bell ringing at USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital.

After practicing law for a few years, Candice Holliday, J.D., M.D., decided to earn a medical degree at the USA College of Medicine to become an OB-GYN.

The Teal Gypsy enables Janna King to raise ovarian cancer awareness while pursuing her passion for fashion.

The project led by Steve Lim, Ph.D., is aimed at reducing plaque-building macrophages by inhibiting focal adhesion kinase activity.

Meghan Hermance, Ph.D., assistant professor of microbiology and immunology at the USA College of Medicine, was awarded a $423,500 grant to evaluate the ability of the Asian longhorned tick to maintain and transmit diseases typically found in North America.

Renee Rogers was one of 10 healthcare providers selected out of more than 400 nominations from across the state.