UTHSC In the Media


Twenty years later, Thad Cochran’s vision of Delta Health Alliance still impactful, CEO says

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For many Mississippians, the late Sen. Thad Cochran’s legacy is measured in roads, buildings, research centers and federal investments that changed communities across our state.


Soludo appoints US-trained doctor as SA on state HIV diaspora coordination, devt

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The Anambra State Government has announced the appointment of United States-based infectious disease specialist, Prof. Chinelo Ngozi Animalu, as the Special Assistant to the Governor on State HIV Diaspora Coordination and Development.


Davis Dental Strengthens Its Commitment to Comprehensive, Family-Centered Dentistry in Jonesboro, Arkansas

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Davis Dental, a trusted full-service dental practice serving Jonesboro and the surrounding Northeast Arkansas communities, continues to provide comprehensive dental solutions designed to improve oral health, restore confidence, and deliver an exceptional patient experience.


Local university names new leader for enrollment strategy

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The University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) has appointed an associate vice chancellor to manage enrollment in a newly created role.


Pulmonologist joins Thibodaux Regional staff

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Thibodaux Regional Health System announced the addition of Samuel Seyler, MD, pulmonologist and critical care specialist, to the active medical staff.


Biotech’s digital twin dilemma

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From virtual patients to simulated cells and organs-on-chips, digital twins are forecasting disease and guiding drug development.


Jefferson Regional Welcomes Gastroenterologist

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Jefferson Regional is proud to welcome back Dr. Meer Akbar Ali, who has rejoined the physician group and is now seeing patients at Jefferson Regional GI Associates.


Candida auris Infections Persist in Clinical and Screening Settings

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Candida auris infections in healthcare settings increased overall between 2022 and 2024, according to data from a new surveillance summary of approximately 40,000 cases published by the CDC.