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MDN Staff - Nov 9, 2018

Featured: Ambrosio Hernández, MD, Mayor of Pharr and the Chief Medical Compliance Officer, DHR Health, welcomes state, regional and local leaders, including Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday, September 18, 2018, to the grand opening and building dedication of the South Texas College Regional Center for Public Safety Excellence, located in his hometown. Sen. Juan "Chuy" Hinojosa, D-McAllen, and to Hinojosa's left, Sen. Eddie Lucio, Jr., D-Brownsville, were part of the delegation with the Pharr mayor during the ceremonies. Photograph By BENJAMIN BRIONES

DHR Health Leadership Brings Advances in Health Care and Education, As...

MDN Staff - Nov 2, 2018

Ninth Annual Mission Pink 5K Walk/Run for Breast Cancer Awareness

More than 3,000 People participated in 9th Annual Mission Pink

MDN Staff - Oct 31, 2018

Vantage Bank Texas, Inter National Bank Title Sponsors of Empty Bowls...

MDN Staff - Oct 28, 2018

U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)

ALERT – Scam Targeting DEA Registrants

MDN Staff - Oct 27, 2018

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Mission Regional Medical Center Halloween Safety Fair

MDN Staff - Oct 24, 2018

Walk to End Epilepsy in McAllen, Texas

MDN Staff - Oct 24, 2018

The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley School of Medicine celebrated the grand opening of its Area Health Education Centers (AHEC) on Thursday, Sept. 20, in the La Victoria community in Starr County. The UTRGV School of Medicine received a five-year, $3.75 million grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Health Resources and Services Administration to develop the three AHECs, which will offer free healthcare to residents and educational opportunities for students enrolled in UTRGV’s health professions programs. Two more AHECs are scheduled to open—one in Hidalgo County and one in Cameron County. (Courtesy Photo)

School of Medicine hosts First Grand Opening for Area Health Education...

MDN Staff - Oct 23, 2018

The Valley Baptist Legacy Foundation has established a $50,000 endowed scholarship to help support students at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley School of Medicine who declare an intention to specialize in psychiatry, neurology or a related field in the neurosciences. The Randall Baker Endowed Scholarship is named in honor of the foundation’s former executive director, Randall “Randy” Baker, who retired from his post June 30. Shown, from left, are Valley Baptist Legacy Foundation Board Members Arnie Gonzalez and Bob Duncan; UTRGV President Guy Bailey; UTRGV School of Medicine Senior Associate Dean for Education and Academic Affairs and Valley Baptist Legacy Foundation Board Member Dr. Leonel Vela; Randall “Randy” Baker; Valley Baptist Legacy Foundation Board Vice Chairperson Billy Bradford; Valley Baptist Legacy Foundation Board Member Beth Pace; and Valley Baptist Legacy Foundation Board Secretary Quita Wittenbach. (Courtesy Photo)

Valley Baptist Legacy Foundation Establishes Endowed Scholarship to Benefit School of...

MDN Staff - Oct 22, 2018

TMA to Give 3,500 Helmets to Kids This Month

MDN - Oct 11, 2018