Modern web browsers make life convenient by saving passwords, payment information, addresses, and other personal details. The downside is that anyone with access to your computer may be able to access that information as well. This isn’t just a concern about hackers; it could be a curious family member, a guest, a roommate, or someone… Read More
This webinar will address submitting to the UT Health Sciences IRB via our new electronic system, DASH Research, for studies being conducted under a reliance agreement. In addition, we will cover the necessary documents to include with submissions made to the IRB. A Q&A session will commence after the webinar. You are invited to register… Read More
When parents take their children to see Jason Yaun, MD, at the outpatient pediatric clinic at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital, they are witnessing the University of Tennessee Health Sciences’ vast network of clinical partnerships in action. From pediatricians at Le Bonheur, to emergency physicians at the Trauma Center at Regional One Health, to physicians and… Read More
Maxim Pipette Service will arrive on campus the afternoon of June 23 until June 24, providing on-site pipette calibration and repair services. Services are available for all makes and models of pipettes, including single-channel, multi-channel, electronic pipettes, repeaters, and pipette aids. Balance calibration services are also available. Basic on-site service includes: Cleaning of internal and… Read More
The AAPS Student Chapter, in partnership with Vitalant, invites all faculty, staff, and students to participate in our upcoming Blood Donation Drive on Thursday, July 2, in the SAC Building. Every blood donation has the potential to save up to three lives. This is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on our community with… Read More
When Kenneth Ataga, MD, talks about his work, his focus is always on his patients. He has spent more than two decades caring for people with sickle cell disease and searching for better treatments for the condition that often causes unpredictable pain, threatens organs, and shortens lives. “I was attracted to medicine because I wanted… Read More
The Department of Physiology concludes its Spring Seminar Series this week featuring Dr. Hong S. Lu, MD, PhD Associate Professor, Saha Cardiovascular Research Center, Department of Physiology, University of Kentucky at Lexington – will present her seminar titled “Aortic Aneurysm and Dissection: Translational Insights from Mouse Models to Human Disease” Thursday, JUNE 18th from 3:30… Read More
In honor of Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, Campus Recreation will be offering FREE fitness consultations to all men on campus. A fitness consultation helps you gain clarity, confidence, and gives an idea of a plan so you can work toward your goals safely and effectively while making the most of your time and effort.… Read More
