Daily Archives: August 14, 2018

Battlefield acupuncture used as alternative for chronic pain

Franklin resident Diane Grich admits she was surprised when she was asked if she would like to try acupuncture instead of a more invasive medical procedure to address the chronic lower back pain that had troubled her off and on for 17 years; she chose … Continue reading

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VUMC named among “Top Hospitals for Diversity”

Vanderbilt University Medical Center has been named among the 2018 Top Hospitals for Diversity by BlackDoctor.org (BDO), an online source of health and wellness information. Continue reading

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Flulapalooza set for Sept. 26

Faculty, staff, students and volunteers from the Medical Center and Vanderbilt University are encouraged to receive a flu shot during the 12-hour event. Continue reading

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New Health Plus Wellcast on “Managing Your Medical Information with My Health at Vanderbilt”

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New edition of Meharry-Vanderbilt Alliance newsletter published; click here to read

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New clinic report now available in eStar

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“Aging and Healthy Brain” symposium and dinner set for Aug. 22

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Presentation on “Importance of Knowing Your Loved One’s Financial Adviser” is tomorrow

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Medically underserved women in the Southeast rarely receive BRCA tests

Medically underserved women in the Southeast diagnosed with breast cancer or ovarian cancer missed out on genetic testing that could have helped them and their relatives make important decisions about their health, according to new research from Vander… Continue reading

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Benefit concert for Shade Tree Clinic set for Sept. 2

Performances will include Mozart’s Symphony No. 40 as well as performances on piano and by the Vanderbilt Chorale. All donations benefit Shade Tree Clinic. Reception to follow. Continue reading

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