The symptoms of her overactive bladder came out of nowhere, 37-year-old Shonae Williams said. In the weeks before she was referred to Ayman Mahdy, M.D., a urology specialist at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), Williams had no choice but to buy adult diapers.
Solita Johnson-Davis was reeling as she got off the phone. The oncologist had bluntly informed the 27-year-old Little Rock realtor that she had cervical cancer.
Ed and Margo Jevicky say a series of miracles saved their 18-year-old son, Michael, and his right arm when his motorcycle slammed into a Jeep. One of them was landing in the hands of two well-regarded, highly specialized University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) surgeons.
Eighty-six-year-old Robert E. Foust didn’t think much about it when he stepped on the angular blue rock near his home in Pine Bluff; he tossed it to the side of the street and returned from his walk. But a few days later his wife noticed a significant bruise on that foot, and things got worse from there.
