A growing rift between the leadership of Meharry Medical College and Nashville General Hospital threatens the nearly 30 year partnership to provide care to the city's poor and train new doctors.
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Are ‘Cholesterol Hands' Real? Man's Extreme Carnivore Diet Led to LesionsIt started as an attempt to lose weight by cutting out carbs. A man who told doctors he followed an "extreme carnivore diet" ...
Foundation has received a generous gift to create the Bekki and Mike Haggard Endowed Chair in Innovation for the nationally ...
February is Black History Month, and South Florida is honoring the occasion with a variety of activities that salute the ...
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Florida patient’s hands filled with cholesterol after he ate 6-9 pounds of cheese, butter for monthsToo much of a good thing is a bad thing, and a patient at Tampa General Hospital found that out the hard way when he ...
An 11-year-old boy from Clear Lake was hurt in a Sherburne County crash Wednesday morning. The incident happened at around ...
The son of prolific Tampa philanthropists allegedly paid $12.6 million in kickbacks to a marketing company that promoted the ...
Dr. Guido Minaya and Helen Edenfield joined ABC7 to discuss what we can expect for the economy in 2025.The Lee County EDO is ...
The leaders of Nashville General Hospital and Meharry Medical College sent strongly worded letters to each other last week.
TECO is the acronym for Tampa Electric Co., which is an Emera Company operation. TGH officials said they changed the name of ...
Tampa General President and CEO John Couris congratulates a USF Health Morsani College of Medicine medical student during a ...
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