UTHSC Announcements


Currently Recruiting for Blood Fats and Diabetes Risk Study

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Are you a healthy adult male or female, African American or Caucasian, between the ages 18-65 who has normal blood sugars and no personal or family history of diabetes.


UTHSC News: Dr. Harish Manyam Revolutionizes Cardiac Care With Innovative Device

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Harish Manyam, MD, is on a mission to improve the lives of people with heart problems. His recent accomplishment of implanting Tennessee’s first atrial leadless pacemaker is a step toward that, marking a significant advancement in cardiac care and promising safer and more effective treatment for patients. The leadless pacemaker, in combination with a novel… Read More


Immunization Holds

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If you see an immunization hold on your banner account, no worries. Currently the system that communicates between banner and verified credentials are down and the IT teams are in the process of fixing this. We ask that you please be patient while this is being repaired. While we don’t have a definite timeline of when it should be up and running, we hope that it will be fixed by the end of this week.

You will receive an email once your hold has been lifted.

Thank you in advance for your patience. If you have any other immunization related questions please email immune@uthsc.edu.


University Health Services Closed in observance of Independence Day

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University Health Services will be closed on the Fourth of July


Department of Prevention Medicine Biostatistics Seminar Series: Modeling GeoSpatial Data: Turkish Health Studies

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We kindly invite you to attend today’s seminar on Monday, July 1, 2:00 PM-3:00 PM CT. The speaker is Dr. Mehmet Koçak from the Biostatistics and Medical Informatics Department at the
Istanbul Medipol University, Istanbul, Turkey.


General Stores Reopens July 1

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Stock list available on the General Stores webpage


Poll Everywhere Presenter Training

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RECRUITING FEMALES FOR BREAST CANCER RISK STUDY

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Seeking Female Participants for Research Study on Cancer Risk Factors for The WELCOM study: Weight Loss and Cancer Outcomes in the Mid-South