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Hold the PB & J Peanut Allergies on the Rise in Texas

El Paso epidemiologist’s study finds young children have the highest risk of being hospitalized for life-threatening allergic reactions to peanuts.

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.

Medical Student's Hard Work Pays Off

First-generation college student receives recognition for successfully juggling work and school.

Teddy Bear Clinic

As sick teddy bears receive treatment, students receive health career awareness.

The Father of Aerobics to Address New Health Care Professionals

Kenneth H. Cooper, M.D., M.P.H., founder and chairman of the Cooper Aerobics Center, will welcome graduates into the field of health care on Saturday.

Breast Care for the Cure

A grant from the El Paso Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure will help the University Breast Care Center provide underserved women with low-cost education and treatment services.

Leadership Expands in El Paso

As the regional campus continues to grow, Jose Manuel de la Rosa, M.D., and Josefina Lujan, Ph.D., R.N., will take on additional roles.

Simple Therapies Boost Heart Attack Survival

A new study suggests that evidence-based treatments reduce the mortality rate related to cardiovascular disease.

El Paso Doctors Improving Outcomes of Brain Injuries

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.

Survivor Vows to Never Stop Fighting

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

Taking the Long Way Home

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

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