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September 7, 2023 • Center for Health Policy Curing Hepatitis, HCV, HIV, HIV/AIDS, Journal of Health Promotion Practice, People of Color, Yale School of Medicine,
Papers authored by Dr. Waridibo Allison, HSC vice president of health policy and executive director of the university’s Center for Health Policy, are part of a larger collection of works released Sept. 7. “Special Projects of National Significance Curing Hepatitis C (HCV) among People of Color Living with HIV Initiative: Improving Linkage to and Retention…
September 6, 2023 • Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine clinical reference guide, MSK for PCPs: An evidence-based clinical reference text for common musculoskeletal presentations., musculoskeletal exams, Texas college of osteopathic medicine,
Dr. Malinda Hansen has quite a list of accomplishments throughout her career. She is an acclaimed physician, she was named the 2019 Resident of the Year by the American Academy of Osteopathy, a business entrepreneur, a former women’s basketball player at the University of Minnesota and now she’s an author. Hansen, an assistant professor with…
September 6, 2023 • School of Public Health alcohol abuse, alcohol misuse prevention, Alcoholism, college students, College Working Group, National Institutes of Health, sexual assault,
Dr. Melissa Lewis has been invited to join the new College Working Group of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. Lewis, an associate dean for research and professor in the School of Public Health at The University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth, adds her expertise to NIAAA’s focus on…
September 5, 2023 • Values pediatric mobile clinic, promoting values, RAM, Stop the Bleed, Values, work culture,
From 9 to 11 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 7, The University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth’s Office of Culture and Experience will host a values showcase in MET 109-111 and the MET lobby. What is the Values Showcase Event? Our new system-wide values, created with input from all UNT System campuses,…
September 5, 2023 • School of Public Health “The Perfect and the Good: Engaging People around Harm Reduction and Non-Abstinence Based Goals”, ATTC Network, harm reduction, Mountain Plains Addiction Technology and Transfer Center, NIH HEALing Communities Study/NIH Heal Initiative, One Pill Kills, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services,
Dr. Scott Walters, Regents Professor at The University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth’s School of Public Health, recently presented an online training for substance use providers through the Mountain Plains Addiction Technology and Transfer Center. “The Perfect and the Good: Engaging People around Harm Reduction and Non-Abstinence Based Goals” focused on…
August 31, 2023 • Banner feature, TCOM
Zaid Siddiq had 48 hours to make a life-altering decision that would affect his wife, his family and his future. An offer to attend the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine had just rolled in on Friday, July 7, but he and his wife Iqra Ameen had already moved to Missouri in anticipation of both of…
August 31, 2023 • HSC Innovates Division of Academic Innovation, Extending maternal care after pregnancy, Health disparities, Health Equity, maternal care,
Editor's Note: This event has been canceled. Extending maternal care after pregnancy, health disparities and health equity are just a few topics that experts from around the country will explore during the Sixth Annual Ralph J. Anderson, M.D. Women’s Health Symposium. The symposium will be from 7:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 8, at…
August 31, 2023 • Administration Hans Maack, Jessica Rangel, Narcan, One Pill Kills, opioid crisis, overdose, painkillers,
She remembered his boisterous, baritone laugh. She smiled out the corner of her mouth recalling her baby brother’s lush blond hair bouncing atop his head. He was a deep thinker — often burdened by his own world-weary brilliance. Hans Maack was cerebral, charismatic and tortured. He died in 2020 of a combined overdose of opioids and…
August 30, 2023 • HSC Innovates America’s Seed Fund, Department of Defense, Dr. Adrian Denvir, Lex Keen, microchip, Nicole Keen, SBIR, SecureFoundry, semiconductors, Small Business Innovation Research grant, Tarrant County small businesses,
After leaving his job as technical director for U.S. Cyber Command, Lex Keen found himself at the intersection of innovative technology, geopolitics and big business. His Tarrant County-based company, SecureFoundry, entered the microchip manufacturing business just before the U.S. government took drastic steps to boost domestic production of semiconductors. Despite having possession of a much-needed…
August 28, 2023 • HSC Innovates HSC Next, innovation, medical technology, open-heart surgerie, pediatric congenital heart disease, Tremedics,
Tremedics, an early-stage health care company that specializes in pediatric congenital heart failure by using re-absorbable heart stents to grow children’s bodies, recently shared their story with the Innovate Fort Worth podcast, produced by the HSC Next team. Tre Welch, the founder of Tremedics, discussed his company’s work in the field of pediatric congenital heart…
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