April 2011 Archive

El Paso Doctors Improving Outcomes of Brain Injuries

By Lisa Ruley
April 19, 2011

Paul L. Foster School of Medicine researchers are testing a new drug for effectiveness in treating traumatic brain injuries, the leading cause of death and disability among young Americans.

Exploring Living Organisms: Scientist Granted $1 Million for Research

By Mark Hendricks
April 18, 2011

New state funding will support nationally competitive research programs in Amarillo and strengthen student training.

School of Nursing in Abilene Receives Gift for New Building

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April 18, 2011

Generous donations from the Abilene community will expand the regional campus and enhance the quality of health care to residents.

Board Meets to Discuss Women's Health Care

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April 14, 2011

The National Advisory Board of the Laura W. Bush Institute for Women's Health met in Lubbock to discuss institute advancement and research.

Pharmacy Student Cleans Up With Unique Business

By Mark Hendricks
April 13, 2011

Inspired by what she learned in class, Sara Jezierski has created a product that resembles the very microorganisms it fights.

Survivor Vows to Never Stop Fighting

By Lisa Ruley
April 13, 2011

After three successful battles, an El Paso staff member's recent diagnosis with Stage IV breast cancer isn't getting her down.

From Nature to the Lab: C.O.W.s and O.W.L.s Support Women in Science

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April 13, 2011

Faculty members recognized for encouraging women to pursue careers in science and medicine.

Taking the Long Way Home

By Lisa Ruley
April 01, 2011

After spending years away from his hometown in pursuit of a medical degree, one El Paso native is happy to return to his roots.

Parents and Teens Talk Straight About Sex Education

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April 01, 2011

A community-based program on April 2 will promote open conversation between adults and their children on serious teen issues.