UAB Medicine St. Vincent’s One Nineteen offers a complete program to help patients manage their diabetes. The facility includes fitness, weight loss, nutrition counseling, and much more. But the care team also focuses on those with pre-diabetes or are at high risk for developing type 2 diabetes, which often can be prevented.

A police officer’s yearly exam at UAB St. Vincent’s Occupational Health Services in Vestavia Hills, AL, showed signs of advanced kidney and heart failure.

Learn about heart disease in women, its unique symptoms, and effective prevention strategies. Experts from UAB Cardiovascular Institute and UAB St. Vincent’s share insights on protecting women's heart health.

Angelia Elkins found hope and relief from treatment-resistant depression through electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) at UAB St. Vincent’s East Behavioral Health. Learn about the effectiveness and safety of ECT from experts.

At 43-years-old, Dan Boatman underwent open heart surgery at UAB St. Vincent's East to remove a severe blockage in his left anterior descending artery, often referred to as the widow-maker.

UAB St. Vincent’s cancer support services, including Camp Bluebird, are making a significant difference in the lives of survivors. Read inspiring stories from Frankie Vickers and Louis Josef, who share their journeys and the impact of these programs.

UAB St. Vincent’s is conducting an international clinical trial for a new anticoagulant medication for people with AFib to reduce the risk of blood clots. UAB St. Vincent’s is one of only two hospitals in Alabama conducting the trial.

Three former UAB St. Vincent's and UAB NICU patients and their families traveled from across Alabama to share their gratitude for the physicians and nurses who made an impact in their NICU journey.

UAB St. Vincent’s One Nineteen is excited to host its summer culinary camp series designed for food enthusiasts ages 6 to 18. Guided by registered dietitian Madison Fogel, this immersive experience offers your child the perfect blend of fun, creativity, and hands-on learning.

Candace Perry, M.D., a psychiatrist at UAB St. Vincent’s Behavioral Health explains the benefits of eliminating alcohol consumption for one month. Dry January is a trending challenge to go the entire month of January without an alcoholic beverage.