ShelbyCares to Host 2nd Annual Community Health Fair in Memphis with Free Services and Wellness Activities
Memphis residents can look forward to a wellness-focused event as the ShelbyCares Community Health Fair returns for its second year.
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Free healthcare services provided at ShelbyCares’ community fair
The second annual ShelbyCares Community Health Fair provided critical health services to people in South Memphis. Attendees were able to get free screenings, free haircuts, prizes and more.
Arts Beat: Novel shares summer reading list with a local twist
The Daily Memphian asked area booksellers and hosts of book signings to recommend four recently published titles with local ties.
Free Eye Surgeries for Underserved Memphians: UT Health Science Center Hosts 2025 Cataract-A-Thon
Memphis, here’s a piece of news that will open your eyes…literally and figuratively. On Saturday, June 14, the Hamilton Eye Institute (HEI) at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) is stepping up in a life-changing way by hosting the eighth-annual Ivan Marais Cataract-A-Thon, providing free cataract surgeries to underserved patients across the Mid-South.
Knox County commissioner pushing to remove fluoride from drinking water in his district
Two states have banned adding fluoride in public water systems
How close are we to getting a vaccine for Lyme disease?
Diana Moser has, to the best of her knowledge, not contracted Lyme disease, a welcome status quo that might be credited to the tick-repellant clothing she wears in the yard of her East LaHave, N.S., home, or to the insect spray she squirts on herself, or to just plain-old luck.
How close are we to getting a vaccine for Lyme disease?
Diana Moser has, to the best of her knowledge, not contracted Lyme disease, a welcome status quo that might be credited to the tick-repellant clothing she wears in the yard of her East LaHave, N.S., home, or to the insect spray she squirts on herself, or to just plain-old luck.
How close are we to getting a vaccine for Lyme disease?
Diana Moser has, to the best of her knowledge, not contracted Lyme disease, a welcome status quo that might be credited to the tick-repellant clothing she wears in the yard of her East LaHave, N.S., home, or to the insect spray she squirts on herself, or to just plain-old luck.