DUBS Foundation
@DubsFoundation
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We are a non-profit organization that provides financial support and opportunities that promote scholarliness and healthy lifestyle attainment.
Joined July 2019
The Quattuor Scholarship Application is now open. If you are a graduating high school senior residing in the state of Alabama, we encourage you to apply!
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We want to take a moment to recognize our 2024 Excellence First Scholarship awardees! We are excited to see what their first year brings and all the accomplishments ahead.
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Sometimes we get busy... but we make sure to get the checks mailed off. S/O to the amazing 2023 EF scholarship awardees!
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We will be hosting an art show fundraiser on next Friday (Jan. 12th) at the fine-dining Michael's Restaurant next door to Regions Field in Birmingham!! Free heavy hors d’oeuvres and free valet parking will be provided. You can find more information at the link in bio!
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Being a teacher requires a lot of sacrifice and patience, so we think it’s important to express our gratitude to them when we can. DUBS was able to partner with Tarrant Elementary School to celebrate their teachers of the year.
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We will be hosting our second annual art show fundraiser on the evening of Friday, December 2nd at Gallery VOX. We are raising money for student scholarships, teacher grants, and initiatives using art to optimize healthy living. Come celebrate with us!
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RT @RMisla: Help follow and support @DubsFoundation in the effort of providing financial support and opportunities to more students like Sa…
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This paper reveals that (in mice) timing of meals high in protein can significantly impact the heart. High protein meals right before sleeping can activate molecular processes that cause the heart muscle to grow, which can contribute to adverse remodeling during heart failure.
A new study published in the Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology by UAB researchers shows that an increase in the consumption of branch chain amino acids later in the day could result in a negative effect on cardiovascular health. Learn more here:
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This paper reveals associations between geographical segregation and epigenetic signatures that may negatively impact survival from chronic heart failure. It also highlights the need for including better demographic/social factors in patient medical records.
Excited about our new study identifying an association between socioeconomic factors, the methylome, & heart failure. Great effort by the lab @MarkEPepin @CardioMyocyteHa @LukeSkyrunner @SayanBakshi and UAB team @berthahidalgo @DrVickersUAB @UABPathology
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RT @RMisla: Honored to officially announce I have joined the Executive Board of this fantastic non-profit organization providing scholarshi…
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