Memorial welcomes doctor
Memorial Healthcare recently welcomed Dr. Wendy King to its active medical staff and to the Perry community.
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UTHSC College of Nursing adds to fleet of mobile cancer screening units
Nursing students at the University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center now have new tools to help in the fight against cancer in Shelby County and West Tennessee.
This institution is training Tennessee’s next generation of healthcare workers
When parents take their children to see Dr. Jason Yaun at the outpatient pediatric clinic at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital, they are witnessing the educational and clinical missions of the University of Tennessee Health Sciences in action.
5 Ways to Help Your Child Manage Atopic Dermatitis When They’re at School
Helping your child manage atopic dermatitis is challenging enough when they’re at home. But it can be even trickier to deal with eczema when they’re in school, especially when so many aspects of the school environment are out of your control.
You Had a Seizure, No I Didn’t: The Accuracy of Patient Seizure Diaries
Andrew Wilner is a professor of neurology at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, Memphis, and a seasoned neurologist and epilepsy expert who has mastered the less conventional locum career path.
The quiet paradox of physician mental health and medication
Physicians are trained, above all, to project steadiness. Long before we feel it, we learn to perform it. The lesson begins early in training.
How Tennessee can fix its rural doctor shortage | Opinion
Imagine a Tennessee where a student in a rural county can explore health careers in high school, earn dual-enrollment credit, learn through immersive work at a local clinic or hospital, move smoothly through community college and UT, and reach medical school without losing the thread of home.
How Tennessee can fix its rural doctor shortage | Opinion
Imagine a Tennessee where a student in a rural county can explore health careers in high school, earn dual-enrollment credit, learn through immersive work at a local clinic or hospital, move smoothly through community college and UT, and reach medical school without losing the thread of home.