Publisher: Daily Memphian


Movers & Shakers

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Baptist Cancer Center recently welcomed Dr. Edward S. Muir, Dr. Elizabeth John and Dr. Xinyu Von Buttlar to its medical staff.


Opinion: Why Shelby County is investing in neighborhood-level preventive care

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In early 2023, Shelby County Government, the University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) College of Medicine, and the Mayor’s Office launched ShelbyCares, a historic community initiative focused on preventive healthcare.


Memphis’ secret: Pink Ribbon Open near and dear to one Memphian’s heart

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For more than three decades, LPGA players have quietly descended on Memphis once each year to play a round of golf with a worthy cause as the beneficiary.


Methodist grows Neuroscience Institute with $2.8M expansion

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The Methodist Neuroscience Institute unveiled a $2.8 million expansion Tuesday, Sept. 9, that will centralize patient care and bring its medical team together on one floor at Methodist University Hospital.


Council puts brakes on vote to stop Regional One Health rebuild

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Memphis City Council members want to hear more from all involved before they support a push to call off the building of a $1.9 billion new campus for Regional One Health, a Shelby County-owned hospital the city does not fund nor has any control over.


City Council talks MATA and Regional One Health rebuild

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Memphis City Council members get an update Tuesday, Sept. 9, on the status of the Memphis Area Transit Authority.


Local med schools worry federal student loan caps could worsen doctor shortage

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Federal student loans made it possible for Dr. Nia Zalamea to become a doctor, performing lifesaving procedures at Regional One Health.


Plans for new Regional One campus move forward as price moves up

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Regional One Health is moving forward with its plans to transform The Commercial Appeal’s former 16-acre campus near Downtown Memphis into a more than $1 billion full academic medical center.