Still no death certificate for man buried as someone else
Months after DNA results revealed a missing Memphis man has been misidentified and buried in a veterans cemetery, his relatives are still waiting for his death certificate.
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Still no death certificate for man buried as someone else
Months after DNA results revealed a missing Memphis man has been misidentified and buried in a veterans cemetery, his relatives are still waiting for his death certificate.
Dr. Marion Dugdale championed hemophilia patients in clinics and classrooms
Dr. Marion Dugdale, one of the early women to earn a medical degree from Harvard University, changed the standard of care for hemophilia patients in Memphis, starting in 1958.
Get to Know More of Nashville’s 2025 Top Doctors
Get to Know the Leading Orthopedists, Dermatologists, and Plastic Surgeons in the City.
A journey from tragedy to purpose: Katie Payne’s path to leading Lifebanc
When Katie Payne arrived in Cleveland in the middle of December last year as the new CEO of Lifebanc, where she oversees hospital education, donor family support, and organ procurement coordination, she knew her job would be challenging.
Nursing college dean appointed to lead UTHSC’s statewide rural health initiative
Dr. Wendy Likes, dean of UTHSC’s College of Nursing, will lead the university’s statewide rural health initiative.
‘We’re operating in perpetual fear’: Memphis colleges face increased struggle amid federal cuts
Even before the Trump administration’s bill became law, local higher education officials were paying a ‘chaos tax’
How Culinary Medicine Is Training Future Doctors
Medical residents watch and repeat as a chef demonstrates how to make healthier versions of foods kids love.