Each year Red Ball receives generous support from the physician community to make a difference in stroke education and research.

Fifth Annual Red Ball to Benefit Stroke Education & Research in...

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PSJA Early College HS Health Occupations of America team advances to...

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MEDICAL ALERT:  Local health officials report five confirmed cases of mumps

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Laredo Womens Forum Panel Left to Right: Elmo Lopez Jr., Dr. Ellen Baker, Dr. Enrique F. Benavides Jr., Dr. Marissa R. Gonzalez.

IBC Bank and Laredo Women’s Forum Hosted Panel Discussion on Women’s...

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Cornyn Introduces Bill to Protect Texans with Pre-Existing Conditions

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South Texas Health System unveiled a “Wall of Heroes” at McAllen Medical Center this morning to honor organ donors and their families. A “Donate Life” flag was also raised outside the main lobby. Photos of the flag raising, and the wall of heroes unveiling, and the Anzaldua family whose 25 year old loved one saved 8 lives after his untimely passing.

Donor Families Take Part In Special Ceremony Honoring Their Loved Ones...

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Dr. John H. Krouse (seated, at left), UTRGV executive vice president for Health Affairs and dean of the UTRGV School of Medicine, recently welcomed Dr. Subhash C. Chauhan, Ph.D. (seated, at right), as founding director of the South Texas Center of Excellence in Cancer Research and chair of the Department of Immunology and Microbiology at the UTRGV School of Medicine. Also present at the welcoming ceremony were Dr. Andrew Tsin (standing, second from left), UTRGV associate dean of Research; and Chauhan team members (from left) Dr. Manish Tripathi (far left), Dr. Bilal Hafeez (third from left), Dr. Meena Jaggi, Dr. Murali Yallapu and Dr. Sheema Khan. (Courtesy Photo)

School of Medicine Welcomes new Cancer Immunology Team

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Health Authorities Report Confirmed Mumps case; Handful of Other Cases under...

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Melissa Cienega (left) and Michelle Leon display the two sets of pig lungs they will use to educate students on the dangers of smoking. The lungs on the left are normal healthy lungs, and the set on the right are lungs that have been continuously exposed to smoke. The two students from STC’s Respiratory Therapy program have been selected as regional ambassadors for a smoke-free initiative, and report for training in Washington D.C. in April.

South Texas College Receives Truth Initiative Grant and Pledges to go...

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Dr. Ameer Hassan Expanding Stroke Treatment

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