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  UTHSC is Opening its First Health Hub

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The University of Tennessee Health Science Center’s College of Medicine will open its first UTHSC Health Hub on Saturday, October 30th at 10am in Uptown at 534 North Second Street.The UTHSC Health Hub is a community program that will go out into neighborhoods to provide convenient primary care in underserved areas of Memphis and Shelby County. The… Read More


Women who Lead: Education: Tracy D. Hall of Southwest, Karen Weddle-West of the U of M, Marie Chisholm-Burns of UTHSC

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Marie Chisholm-Burns, Pharm.D., leads the College of Pharmacy at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) in an era where advancing research, innovation, and scholarly/creative achievements are key initiatives for the college. And, under her leadership, the College of Pharmacy’s ranking in National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding has fulfilled that institutional goal. For… Read More


UTHSC is Opening its First Health Hub

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he University of Tennessee Health Science Center’s College of Medicine will open its first UTHSC Health Hub on Saturday, October 30th at 10am in Uptown at 534 North Second Street. The UTHSC Health Hub is a community program that will go out into neighborhoods to provide convenient primary care in underserved areas of Memphis and Shelby County. The… Read More


Grant Furthers Study of Machine Learning to Predict Kidney Decline

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Scientists Kenneth Ataga, MD, and Santosh Saraf, MD, have received a $3.2 million grant to continue investigating the potential of machine learning as a method to help identify sickle cell disease (SCD) patients at high risk of developing progressive kidney disease. The grant awarded by the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, part of the National Institutes… Read More


UTHSC College of Medicine GME on probationary accreditation in Memphis

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The UTHSC College of Medicine in Memphis, the sponsoring institution for medical residencies in Memphis, Nashville and Jackson, has been put on probationary accreditation by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education. The institution’s status does not affect accreditation of its 73 residency and fellowships programs in those cities. Residencies at the Knoxville and Chattanooga… Read More


Methodist Le Bonheur Calls Potential for US Intervention in Fraud Suit ‘Abusive’

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Attorneys representing Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare are asking a federal court to prevent the Justice Department from intervening in a false claims lawsuit filed by whistleblowers against the Memphis, Tenn.-based health system, according to the Commercial Appeal. The plaintiffs in the case, two former Methodist executives, said they strongly support intervention by the U.S. The executives were… Read More


Meet Andrew Wilner, MD — Neurologist, Podcaster & Author of “The Locum Life”

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Dr. Andrew Wilner never has a boring day. A board-certified neurologist, board-certified internist, and fellowship-trained epileptologist, the multi-faceted MD and medical journalist also teaches and practices medicine. Among the earliest clinical advocates of locum tenens medical practice, Dr. Wilner discovered the freedom, flexibility, and financial rewards it offers almost 40 years ago. Locum tenens has… Read More


University of Tennessee Enforcing Vaccine Mandate for Employees Connected to Federal Contracts

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The University of Tennessee said it is enforcing a mandate that will require employees who do work connected to federal contracts across the system to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by December 8. UT President Randy Boyd sent a letter to employees outlining the details of the mandate, saying the university is required to comply with… Read More