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  • 5.18.2023
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
The Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) hosted commencement ceremonies for its 1,669-member Class of 2023. Graduates from the…
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  • 5.6.2024
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
The Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) hosted commencement ceremonies for all schools for its 1,555-member Class of 2024.
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  • 2.21.2024
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
The Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) Simulation Program is one of 250 accredited simulation centers worldwide.
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  • 4.25.2025
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
For more than 50 years, as a leading pioneer of preventive medicine and the “father of aerobics,” Kenneth H. Cooper, M.D., has revolutionized health…
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  • 10.5.2022
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
Now that the youngsters have settled in to new classes and schedules, Sarah Mallard Wakefield, M.D., chair of the Department of Psychiatry at the…
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  • 10.5.2023
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
Fairs, festivals, football games and family gatherings are synonymous with fall. Food plays a major part in all of these activities, so your…
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  • 7.2.2025
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
When it comes to managing the painful and restrictive scars left behind after burn injuries, treatments have come a long way.
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  • 12.17.2021
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
Weight is a major influencer of a person’s overall health, which may be why more than 48% of Americans named losing weight as their New Year’s…
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  • 12.10.2024
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
As the new year approaches, many set resolutions to improve their health and well-being. Weight loss is a common goal, but achieving and maintaining…
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  • 10.19.2021
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
Peripheral artery disease (PAD) is a condition caused by the buildup of plaque that narrows and restricts blood flow to the body’s peripheral…
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