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TTUHSC Announces $30 Million Physician Assistant Program Expansion

  • 3.23.2021
  • - Emily Holeva
TTUHSC announced a $30 million School of Health Professions Physician Assistant Program expansion at a groundbreaking event March 23. The 32,500…
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Clash of the transportation titans - El Paso Inc.

  • 5.29.2012
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
He’s secured hundreds of millions of dollars to widen highways, raise giant interchanges and build spurs in El Paso. He’s promised money to bring…
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Continued CPRIT grant funding for pediatric brain cancer research at TTUHSC in Amarillo

  • 12.9.2016
  • - Mark Hendricks
Dr. Kalkunte Srivenugopal’s research at the School of Pharmacy in Amarillo received a boost in November when CPRIT named him a recipient of an…
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A Fresh Look: Consider These Ways to Help Manage Major Depressive Disorder - HutchNews.com

  • 11.13.2014
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
Major depressive disorder (MDD), also known as clinical depression, affects a large number of people. In fact, in the United States, it’s been…
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Walk raises awareness for disease - DailyToreador.com

  • 9.22.2014
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
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Tech Doc: Juggling the back-to-school jitters - LubbockOnline.com

  • 8.12.2014
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
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Tedd L. Mitchell, M.D. as the 2018 March for Babies chair

  • 2.16.2018
  • - Suzanna Cisneros
The 2018 March for Babies chair is Tedd L. Mitchell, M.D., Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center president. The March of Dimes Ambassador…
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Webcast: Making News Today - ConnectAmarillo.com powered by KVII

  • 3.17.2011
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
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Leaving a Legacy

  • 5.24.2017
  • - Suzanna Cisneros
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To your health: TTUHSC fair offers screenings, vaccinations and advice in Abilene - ReporterNews.com

  • 10.29.2012
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
The first Abilene fall freeze was predicted for early this morning, and you know what that means. ...
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