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The Beat Goes On With a Healthy Heart

  • 1.31.2022
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
In addition to being a worldwide symbol for love, the heart is, in essence, a muscle that pumps blood to the rest of the body, delivering nutrients…
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New Year, New You

  • 1.15.2025
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
As the new year approaches, many people consider making positive changes in their lives.
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Celebrating Future Physicians with a Parade

  • 7.29.2020
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
Ïã½¶Ö±²¥ School of Medicine and Alumni Relations welcomed new class with white coats, scrubs and stethoscopes
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Ïã½¶Ö±²¥ Named Most Affordable Medical School in the Country

  • 4.23.2020
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
School of Medicine Ranked First for Both Out-of-State and In-State Tuition
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Lubbock ISD Middle School Students Become Docs for a Day

  • 11.10.2025
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
Lubbock Independent School District students from Atkins Middle School, McCool Academy and Evans Middle School became doctors for a day as the Texas…
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A Cultural Affair Raises More than $97,000 for Ïã½¶Ö±²¥ Scholarships

  • 12.6.2022
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
The Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (Ïã½¶Ö±²¥) Student National Medical Association (SNMA) celebrated diversity and raised more than $97…
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Summer’s Heat Can Negatively Impact Patients and Prescriptions

  • 8.12.2021
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 85% of senior citizens in the U.S. are living with one chronic health condition and 60%…
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Kicking the Habit Puts the Heart Into the Great American Smokeout

  • 11.16.2022
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
It is estimated cigarettes annually lead to the death of more 480,000 people in the U.S., and the latest numbers from 2018 show cigarette smoking…
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Drug Use, Family History Can Lead to Heart Disease in Younger Adults

  • 2.10.2023
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States and it doesn’t necessarily discriminate against age or lifestyle. A family history…
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Texas Tech Physicians Experts Discuss Dangers and Tips on Overcoming Smoking, Vaping, Dipping Addictions

  • 12.20.2024
  • - Office of Communications & Marketing
According to Sara Tello, a nurse practitioner at Texas Tech Physicians specializing in treating tobacco dependency, a comprehensive treatment plan…
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