Publisher: Daily Memphian


The Early Word: Kleiman talks, and voucher expansion comes with a cost

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Four local and regional universities are coming together to research AI.


Can a new approach convince people to put the guns down?

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Lost in the headlines of the Memphis Safe Task Force and accompanying National Guard deployment, the city quietly reorganized its gun violence intervention program.


The Early Word: Doctor shortage may be coming; WWII hero gets a degree

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Tennessee could be short anywhere from around 3,900 to 6,000 physicians by the 2030s, according to a couple of different studies.


Tennessee faces a physician shortage of 3,900 by 2035. How do local medical leaders think we can fix it?

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Dr. Michael Hocker recently presided over one of his favorite responsibilities as dean of the University of Tennessee Health Science Center’s College of Medicine: Match Day, where more than 100 students found out where they were continuing their medical studies.


UTHSC gives $1.75M in grants across Tennessee, nearly $500K to Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital

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The University of Tennessee Health Science Center’s Rural Health Care Center of Excellence announced Tuesday, March 31, nearly half a million dollars to support critical health services for rural counties in West Tennessee.


Post-Ford County Commission sets new rules for ‘disruptive’ commissioners

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In other action, commissioners approved a resolution increasing the county’s contract with the University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center by $6 million to run the West Tennessee Regional Forensic Center for the county.


No small change: Commissioners tackle penny problem

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The Shelby County Board of Commissioners takes up a resolution by Commissioner Mick Wright at their Monday, March 30, meeting seeking action by the Tennessee Legislature on “a potential penny shortage impacting county cash collections.”


Two more resign from troubled UTHSC department as officials announce a new hire

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As University of Tennessee Health Science Center officials announced a new hire for the troubled occupational therapy program Wednesday, March 25, sources confirmed that two more instructors in that department have resigned.