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Turn Up the Volume on a Silent Killer
The fifth leading cause of female cancer-related death, which often goes undetected in early stages, will claim more than 15,000 lives this year.
Just Say "Aum"
A Paul L. Foster School of Medicine employee shares her love of yoga.
A Noble Path
Several Paul L. Foster School of Medicine faculty were recognized at a recent awards ceremony in El Paso.
Health Care Reform from the Mouths of Teenagers
High school researchers analyze and try to improve El Paso's health care system.
Emergency Medicine Graduates Prepared for Anything
Popular program at the Paul L. Foster School of Medicine trains residents to take on unique challenges.
A Team Effort in the Battle Against Epilepsy
Faculty, staff and students participate in a walk/run to raise money for the Epilepsy Foundation of Texas.
School Producing Valuable Allies for Patients
The School of Allied Health Sciences makes strides in enrollment and test taking.
First, Do No Harm
Medical students in El Paso and Lubbock receive white coats and recite oaths at annual ceremonies.
Make it Work
No matter how hectic your life may be, there's always time to get in shape, according to one fitness junkie and surgeon.
Back to School? Don't Forget Your Child's Health
As a new school year approaches, we are reminded of the importance of proper immunization and have an opportunity to get up-to-date on Aug. 5.
On the Go and in the Know
The InfantRisk Center has launched a new comprehensive pharmacology app for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers.
Your Medical Records Go Electronic
Managing medical data will get easier as the first department at the Paul L. Foster School of Medicine goes live with electronic medical records on Aug. 30.
Researchers Debunk Classic Myths of Condition Often Seen in Critical Patients
Results of a collaborative research project published in the World Journal of Surgery.
Everyone Knows His Name
Denver the therapy dog, and his owner, Matt Driskill of Texas Tech Physicians – Opthalmology, enjoy putting smiles on patients' faces.
No Woman's Health Care Left Behind
Free clinic provides needed breast and cervical screenings to uninsured and underinsured patients.
Avoid the Preventable. Protect Your Prostate.
Awareness and early screening could save the one in six men that will develop prostate cancer during their lifetime.
School is in for Summer
A special class of medical students has started their training to meet the health care needs of rural Texans.
Anatomy of a Kidnapping: A Doctor's Story
Physician’s memoir recalls how medical training – and a keen memory – aided his escape from a 2005 abduction.
Physician Encourages Youth to Reach for the Stars
Paul L. Foster School of Medicine alumnus and his wife teach elementary students about wellness and high school students about higher education.
Zumwalt the Wellness Warrior
Orthopaedic surgeon takes pride in helping fellow athletes and encouraging others to be fit.
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