October 2011 Archive
A Force to be Reckoned With
New School of Pharmacy regional dean spreads her wings in the Big Country.
Domo Arigato, Mr. Roboto
El Paso obstetrics and gynecology residents get a head start on learning how to perform surgery using robotic technology.
Two Time Survivor Keeps on Trucking
Despite being diagnosed with breast cancer twice in 12 years, truck driver Julie Pierce believes nothing worthwhile comes without a fight.
From Bumps and Bruises to Bulbs and Bouquets
Kat Linton, M.D., spends her days in the clinic but her spare time in the fields with an unlikely hobby.
Community Bikes for Burns
Annual charity bike ride and run raises money for burn patients in Lubbock.
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