Publisher: Chattanooga Times Free Press


Champions of Health Care 2025: Giuseppe Pizzorno

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Erlanger’s first chief researcher helps doctors achieve academic dreams


Champions of Health Care 2025: Dr. Phillip Burns

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Doctor’s groundbreaking work transformed UT College of Medicine Chattanooga


University of Tennessee system loses $37.7 million in federal grants

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President Donald Trump’s administration has pulled the plug on roughly $37.7 million in federal funding across 42 grants for the University of Tennessee System.


Meet 11 of the latest hirings and promotions in the Chattanooga business community

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Orthopedic surgeon, Matthew Bernard, MD, has joined the team at Parkridge Bone and Joint.


Why is it that kids are such germ magnets and sickness spreaders?

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After six years teaching kids from 4 to 7 years old, Tiffany Blumenberg always keeps one item nearby. “I always have a box of Kleenex on my desk,” she says.


Applications for OB-GYN residencies at UT have decreased 35%

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Applicants at the University of Tennessee’s obstetrics and gynecology residency programs across the state have fallen 35% in the past two years.


Seasonal affective disorder can occur in summer, Chattanooga doctor says

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You’re absolutely right — while seasonal affective disorder is commonly associated with the winter months, there is a lesser-known variant that occurs during the summer. Often referred to as “reverse SAD” or “summer SAD,” this condition can indeed be influenced by the heat and long days, exacerbating mental health issues for some individuals. Classic seasonal… Read More


Chattanooga doctor offers tips for managing health anxiety

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It’s common to experience occasional aches and pains and worry about their implications. In today’s digital age, many people turn to the internet to understand their symptoms, often leading to increased anxiety. This tendency is often called “cyberchondria.” For most, these fears are temporary and subside as the symptoms resolve. However, if the anxiety persists… Read More