UTHSC team leads groundbreaking surgical technique
Health Care Heroes program recognizes extraordinary Memphis medical contributors.
Publisher: Memphis Business Journal
Local physician takes novel approach to fight infectious disease in the community
Health Care Heroes program recognizes extraordinary Memphis medical contributors.
2025 Health Care Heroes winners named
“Danny Thomas said those who work for the good are as those who do the good. We all know that the amazing practitioners — health care practitioners, the doctors and the nurses — you all do absolutely incredible work every single day. But what Danny Thomas wanted to emphasize to all of us is that… Read More
University moves forward with $350M building project in Memphis
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) is taking its first step forward on a major project for its Memphis campus.
MBJ announces 2025 Health Care Heroes finalists
If you want to see health care heroes in action, you can watch the Max show “The Pitt,” depicting a single shift in real time at a fictional emergency room.
Memphis startup’s wearable tech aims to revolutionize post-surgical venous clot monitoring
Back in 2019, Erika Dillard enrolled in Patents2Products, a University of Memphis/Epicenter program that hires post-doc fellows to start businesses using patented intellectual property.
40 Under 40: Dr. Balaji Krishnaiah with UTHSC and Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare
Division chief, Vascular Neurology, program director, Neurology, & associate professor; medical director, Comprehensive Stroke Center, UTHSC; Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare
40 Under 40: Dr. Joseph Fong with UTHSC Hamilton Eye Institute and University Clinical Health
My 10 months serving as a missionary in the African nations of Senegal and Uganda were foundational. I first traveled to Senegal to care for child beggars and to embrace and engage the society that had ignored their plight.