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Hasith Sangabathula, MD, and Nnamdi Uhegwu, MD, Join Tanner Neurology

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Access to neurological care is growing across the region as Hasith Sangabathula, MD, and Nnamdi Uhegwu, MD, join Tanner Neurology.


When Babies Start Tummy Time May Matter Less Than Parents Think, Pilot Study Finds

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Tummy time has become one of the most widely repeated prescriptions in modern infant care: place your baby on their stomach, awake and supervised, and let them push, lift, and explore.


When Babies Start Tummy Time May Matter Less Than Parents Think, Pilot Study Finds

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Tummy time has become one of the most widely repeated prescriptions in modern infant care: place your baby on their stomach, awake and supervised, and let them push, lift, and explore.


Neighborhood Health Hubs Deliver Big Blood Pressure Gains in Underserved Communities

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Five small storefront wellness centers scattered across the low-income neighborhoods of Memphis have achieved something that has long eluded the American health system: measurable, clinically meaningful reductions in weight, blood pressure, and blood sugar among residents who rarely see a doctor.


Neighborhood Health Hubs Deliver Big Blood Pressure Gains in Underserved Communities

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Five small storefront wellness centers scattered across the low-income neighborhoods of Memphis have achieved something that has long eluded the American health system: measurable, clinically meaningful reductions in weight, blood pressure, and blood sugar among residents who rarely see a doctor.


University of Tennessee medical school’s new facility breaks ground in Memphis

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UT Health Sciences expects to boost class sizes for doctors, physician assistants


‘Kids These Days Are So Sensitive’ and Other Misconceptions About Gen Z

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Developmental psychologist Alexis Redding answers questions about college student mental health, generational gaps and what is really (or really isn’t) different between our lived experiences.


Omega-3 Fatty Acids Locked Into Smart Chitosan Nanofibers Unleash Antibacterial Power Only Where Wounds Need It

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Omega-3 fatty acids have long been celebrated for their anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, but their Achilles heel has always been the same: they oxidize rapidly when exposed to light, oxygen, or heat, losing their therapeutic potency before they can do much good.