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5 Things This Black Neurosurgeon Would Never Do

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As one of just 0.6% of Black women neurosurgeons in the U.S., Dr. Sonia Eden brings a unique perspective to brain health. The Root spoke with Eden about daily habits she follows to protect brain health and what she’d never ignore.


Column: Longtime Fayetteville Dermatologist Calling It a Career

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Dr. Richard Shereff will close his practice at 139 Hunter Circle on October 31 after 49 years of treating patients.


Anesthesiologist explains what likely caused Christa Pike’s failed execution by lethal injection

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A Tennessee anesthesiologist is weighing in on what may have gone wrong during the botched execution of Christa Pike. Dr. Paul Allen, a professor of anesthesiology at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, said the details coming out of Wednesday’s execution point to one likely explanation: the needle never properly made it into her… Read More


Anesthesiologist explains what likely caused Christa Pike’s failed execution by lethal injection

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A Tennessee anesthesiologist is weighing in on what may have gone wrong during the botched execution of Christa Pike.


Anesthesiologist explains what likely caused Christa Pike’s failed execution by lethal injection

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A Tennessee anesthesiologist is weighing in on what may have gone wrong during the botched execution of Christa Pike.


UTHSC to break ground on historic $350M College of Medicine building in Memphis

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Dr. Michael Hocker, Executive Dean of the College of Medicine at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, joins Action News 5’s A Better Memphis to discuss the university’s upcoming groundbreaking on a historic $350 million, 300,000-square-foot facility.


Pangenome Graphs and a Cosine Trick Let Shallow Sequencing Crack Complex Genes

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Some of the most medically important stretches of the human genome are also the hardest to read.


Physician Attire Does Not Influence Patient Trust

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Are patients influenced by what physicians wear? Does wearing a white coat instead of surgical scrubs enhance patient trust in their physician and the care they are providing?