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First Cohort of PSJA Nursing High School Students Graduate from South...

MDN - May 19, 2017

Publisher’s Word: Reestablishing Kidney Transplantation for the Valley

MDN - May 17, 2017

Related Throat Cancers Are Expected to Surpass Cervical Cancer by 2020,...

MDN - May 17, 2017

BREAKING NEWS: First Cohort of Nursing High School Students Graduate from...

MDN - May 17, 2017

UTRGV names Dr. John H. Krouse new dean of the School...

MDN - May 11, 2017

Doctors Hospital at Renaissance Chief Nursing Officer Given UTRGV Distinguished Alumni...

MDN - May 4, 2017

Harlingen Medical Center & Texas State Technical College Team Up...

MDN - May 3, 2017

Kidney Transplantation, a Milestone for DHR and Valley Community

MDN - May 2, 2017

The UTRGV School of Medicine hosted a Welcome Back – Class of 2021 event, the weekend of April 8 and 9 at locations across the Valley. The weekend is an opportunity for prospective students – all of whom have been offered a spot in the 50 seats in the second cohort – to get another look at the university and its medical school before making a final decision about where to study medicine. Prospective students visited UTRGV’s Clinical Education Building in Harlingen and the Medical Education Building on the Edinburg Campus. They also toured Valley Baptist Medical Center in Harlingen, as well as a colonia. Here, students get some hands-on experience at the university’s simulation hospital in Harlingen. (UTRGV Photo by David Pike)

School of Medicine welcomes back prospective students for Class of 2021

MDN - May 2, 2017

In the three decades since AIDS first became the United States' biggest public health scare, panic over the disease and HIV has largely disappeared. But the virus persists, especially in Texas, where Texas Department of State Health Services figures show more than 82,000 people were living with HIV in 2015.

Promising Treatment to Prevent HIV ― If Key Patients Know About...

MDN - May 2, 2017

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