University of South Alabama
Coverage of University of South Alabama in the Nexus archive.
- Woman killed in boat crash was ‘instrumental’ to multiple children’s charities
Kristen Delaney, a 46-year-old Mobile woman and community advocate, died in a boat crash near Wolf Bay, Baldwin County. She was involved in children's charities and supported the University of South Alabama's hospital initiatives. The crash remains under investigation.
- Woman killed in boat crash was ‘instrumental’ to multiple children’s charities
Kristen Delaney, a 46-year-old Mobile resident and community advocate for children’s charities, died in a boat collision in Baldwin County. The crash near Wolf Bay injured several others, with both boats taken to Orange Beach for investigation. Delaney was involved with the Child Advocacy Center and supported the University of South Alabama’s children’s hospital initiatives.
- Woman killed in boat crash was ‘instrumental’ to multiple children’s charities
Kristen Delaney, a 46-year-old Mobile woman with community ties to children’s charities and the University of South Alabama, died in a boat collision on Alabama’s Intracoastal Waterway. The crash injured several others, and the cause remains under investigation.
- Common eating habit may trigger premature immune system aging, study finds
A study from the University of South Alabama found that a high-salt diet triggers the immune system to release interleukin-16 (IL-16), causing premature aging of blood vessel cells and impairing their function. Experimental senolytic drugs like navitoclax reversed this damage in mice but face challenges in human application.