UTHSC In the Media


Dr Jeffrey Mathews Calls for Greater Awareness of Oral-Systemic Health Connection

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Dr Jeffrey Mathews, DDS, a leading cosmetic and family dentist based in Goodlettsville, Tennessee, is using the release of his new in-depth interview, In Conversation with Dr Jeffrey Mathews: The Future of Dentistry and Beyond, to raise awareness of the strong connection between oral health and overall systemic health.


Dr Jeffrey Mathews: Leading with Integrity in Modern Dentistry

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Dr Jeffrey Mathews, DDS, is a cosmetic and family dentist based in Goodlettsville, Tennessee, known for combining technology, artistry, and compassion in dental care.


Dravet Syndrome Medication Stiripentol Effective in Real World Settings Across Various Patient Profiles

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New STIRUS data unveiled at AES 2025 demonstrate meaningful real-world reductions in seizures, status epilepticus, and healthcare needs with stiripentol in Dravet syndrome.


New Test Helps Catch Whooping Cough

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A newly cleared point-of-care test will enable rapid identification of whooping cough, according to a press release from manufacturer Roche.


City of Memphis Buys Convention-Headquarters Hotel, Starts Full Renovation

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In a bid to boost its convention and tradeshow market, the City of Memphis has spent $22 million to purchase the largest hotel in the city: the 600-room Sheraton Memphis Downtown.


Best NP Programs in Memphis — Online & On-Campus

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Memphis offers several highly-regarded Nurse Practitioner (NP) programs, preparing students for the highest level of advanced practice registered nursing (APRN).


What Clinicians Need to Know About ASN’s Guidance on Potassium, Phosphorus Additives

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The guidance in invaluable to keep patients with CKD healthy – especially through the holiday eating season and into a fresh new year.


UT Health Science Center Researchers Use ‘Brain-on-a-Chip’ to Revolutionize Fight Against Deadly Encephalitis Viruses

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Inside a lab at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, a transparent chip no bigger than a stick of gum could be changing the way scientists study the human brain and how they fight some of the world’s most dangerous viruses.