Health and Wellness
UT researchers and their community partners are working together to address health disparities in rural Appalachia and in other underserved communities, tackling some of the region’s top health challenges, from opioid use disorder to Type 2 diabetes.
Nina Fefferman has been awarded $18 million from the National Science Foundation to study how, when and why an infection in a population will spread, or cause an epidemic or pandemic, rather than dying out.
A new system-wide collaborative grant program led by the University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Medicine-Knoxville is supporting research and scholarly activities to pursue discoveries addressing health issues across Tennessee and beyond.
The grant-funded efforts will center around the development of a training program for CHS practitioners and UT students and faculty.
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There are several reasons why some people can run very fast while others tend to run more slowly. Dawn Coe and Elizabeth (Kip) Webster answered the question, “Why are some people faster than others?” for The Conversation’s Curious Kids series.
A partnership between UT, UTHSC, and ORNL aims to improve outcomes for cancer patients by identifying new precision therapies that leverage the state’s deep expertise in radioisotope production. The partnership will advance new radioisotope theranostics from concept to clinical application.
