Cardiorenal syndrome (CRS) is a complex clinical condition characterized by the simultaneous relationship between cardiac and renal dysfunction, often complicating the management of heart failure. (UT Health Sciences Researchers)
UTC will recognize Women’s History Month in March with five events highlighting leadership in STEM, public service, the arts and history—creating opportunities for students, faculty and staff to engage with the contributions of women on campus and beyond. The panelists include Lani Gao, professor of statistics at UTC and senior biostatistician at the University of… Read More
Leaders from state and local government, health care, education and community mental health organizations gathered for a Regional Mental Health Summit last Friday, hosted by The University of Tennessee Health Sciences College of Medicine-Chattanooga, to gain support in creating a new psychiatry residency program.
During its winter meetings on Feb. 26–27 at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center campus, the UT Board of Trustees approved the UT System’s five-year strategic plan, which provides a clear roadmap for advancing the mission of serving Tennesseans and beyond through education, discovery and outreach.
Underlying herpes infection may have an impact on brain health in people with HIV (PWH), according to new data presented at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) 2026 Annual Meeting.
The importance of children’s oral health goes far beyond a bright smile.
The importance of children’s oral health goes far beyond a bright smile.
One of the first classes medical students take is gross anatomy. They first learn about the human body during a lecture and then it’s onto the lab, where their first patient — a donor body — awaits them.
