by Webteam | Nov 30, 2020 | AFMC HealthSpot, Health Care Professionals, Individuals
The world anxiously awaits news of a safe and effective COVID vaccine and the hope of returning to “normal” that it provides. How will we know if a vaccine is safe? How soon can we expect a vaccine to be available to everyone? The following questions and answers will...
by Chris Hughes | Nov 12, 2020 | AFMC HealthSpot, Health Care Professionals, Individuals, Uncategorized
Excited about the recent COVID-19 vaccine news? Anxious? A bit of both? AFMC’s Dr. Chad Rodgers, joins Kevin Miller on KARN-FM 102.9 to discuss what you need to know about COVID vaccine development. Dr. Rodgers was interviewed on November 12. Your...
by Webteam | Sep 28, 2020 | AFMC HealthSpot, Health Care Professionals, Individuals
Nationwide, few companies are finding themselves actively testing students for COVID-19. When it comes to Arkansas, AFMC is on the front lines. We serve as a contractor to the Arkansas Department of Health. We provide trained staff for COVID-19 testing in K-12 and at...
by Chris Hughes | Aug 11, 2020 | AFMC HealthSpot, Health Care Professionals
As a practicing physician, spare time to learn about health care policy or the larger factors that determine patient health can be nonexistent. AFMC is here to help. Applications are open for the third year of the Arkansas Good Medicine (AGM) fellowship program. AGM...
by Anne Wasson | May 6, 2020 | AFMC HealthSpot, Health Care Professionals, Individuals
Chances are you’ve seen a nurse in action and know how important nurses are to everyone’s health. The nursing profession has evolved a lot over the last 100 years, growing in professionalism and responsibility. The nursing profession is one of the most trusted...
by Anne Wasson | Apr 8, 2020 | AFMC HealthSpot, Health Care Professionals
HPV or human papillomavirus is very common. Almost all sexually active adults either have it, have had it, or will be infected with HPV at some point. Many people are not aware they are infected because most HPV infections have no symptoms and eventually resolve...
