Champions of Health Care 2025: Giuseppe Pizzorno
Erlanger’s first chief researcher helps doctors achieve academic dreams
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Champions of Health Care 2025: Dr. Phillip Burns
Doctor’s groundbreaking work transformed UT College of Medicine Chattanooga
The Jackson Clinic announces new dermatologist
The Jackson Clinic would like to welcome Dr. Katherine Robinson-Freeman to its Dermatology department.
Five A-State graduates to be recognized as 2025 Emerging Young Alumni
The 2025 recipients of the Emerging Young Alumni (EYA) Award at Arkansas State University have been announced by the A-State Alumni Association and Student Philanthropy Council.
New TN law requires investigation into mass shooters’ drug use
A consultation with the shooter’s doctor or medical health professional is required to determine if prescription drugs were involved.
Tennessee to study possible drug links to mass shootings under new law
A new Tennessee law requires mass shooters to be tested for psychotropic and gender-altering drugs to uncover any potential connection between the two.
Local med schools worry federal student loan caps could worsen doctor shortage
Federal student loans made it possible for Dr. Nia Zalamea to become a doctor, performing lifesaving procedures at Regional One Health.
UTHSC Grad Student Awarded Prestigious Fellowship to Improve CAR T-Cell Therapy for Cancer Patients
Michaela Meehl, a graduate student in the College of Graduate Health Sciences at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, has received a prestigious predoctoral fellowship from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) to support her research on improving one of the most promising cancer treatments available today, known as chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy.