Maurice Rigsby has been appointed vice chancellor for institutional relations at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS).
Rigsby, an attorney, came to UAMS in 2014 as a government relations liaison, and was promoted to assistant vice chancellor. He replaces Cherry Duckett, who retired July 1.
Vituro Health and Arkansas Urology, LUGPA member and the largest urology practice in the state, have partnered to offer patients in Arkansas and surrounding states the latest, most innovative technologies in prostate cancer treatment and precision disease management.
People with disabilities face unique challenges, but when cutting-edge science and engineering join forces to assist the human body, the possibilities for improving day-to-day lives are endless. Visitors can experience some of those breakthroughs in action in Human Plus: Real Lives + Real Engineering, an exhibit now open at the Museum of Discovery.
Arkansans have seen the horrible photos and videos showing the devastation in Texas caused by Hurricane Harvey. Although many wish to give aid, the Arkansas Attorney General’s office cautions that donors should be careful as there are reports of unscrupulous “charities” targeting Arkansans.
Scammers provide as little information as possible about their “organization,” while still trying to convince potential donors about the legitimacy of the “charity” that will help those who have been impacted by Hurricane Harvey.
Yin Yoga gives students the opportunity to access, nourish, and massage the deep connective tissues of the body for a new kind of yoga experience.
A class in Yin Yoga, led by Rena Wren, will be offered Sept. 8 from 7-8 p.m. by the Arkansas Yoga Collective. To register, call (501) 313-2950.
