UTHSC In the Media


TENNESSEE VOLS FOOTBALL: Neyland hits 130 decibels in Alabama game

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The Neyland Effect was full tilt during Tennessee’s 26-10 victory over Alabama on the Third Saturday in October.


Campbell Clinic Continues Partnership with University of Memphis Tigers Athletics, Names New Head Team Physician

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Campbell Clinic is proud to announce the continued partnership between its sports medicine team and University of Memphis Tigers Athletics, with Dr. Frederick M. Azar named Head Team Physician.


ADHD medications may improve menopausal brain fog

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ADHD medications may help improve executive function during the transition to menopause, according to data shown at The Menopause Society’s annual meeting.


ADHD medications offer promise in managing menopausal brain fog

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An estimated 44% to 60% of perimenopausal women report cognitive changes like forgetfulness and trouble concentrating—also known as brain fog.


Kelsea Ballerini Brings Musicians On Call Home to Dolly Parton Children’s Hospital

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Kelsea Ballerini returned to her hometown of Knoxville to launch a new Musicians On Call bedside program at Dolly Parton Children’s Hospital, holding a private performance for children receiving care before helping establish the initiative at the pediatric facility.


ADHD Medications for Managing Menopausal Brain Fog: Improvements in Subjective Executive Function

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Review finds ADHD drugs may ease perimenopause brain fog and improve daily focus, but objective cognition gains remain unclear; larger safety and efficacy studies needed.


ADHD Drugs May Ease Menopausal Brain Fog

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An estimated 44% to 60% of perimenopausal women report cognitive changes like forgetfulness and trouble concentrating—also known as brain fog.


ADHD medications offer promise in managing menopausal brain fog

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New review provides preliminary evidence that both stimulant (LDX) and non-stimulant (ATX) medications used to treat Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can significantly improve self-reported executive function during the menopause transition