In the News: July 14

The study, published in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences, sought to explore why cervical cancer is more aggressive in women of African ancestry than it is in women of European ancestry.

Since becoming CEO, Browning has expanded the hospital’s child life program to provide daily pediatric emergency center coverage and created new outreach roles to bridge healthcare gaps for underserved communities.

Targeted to neurologists, primary care providers, rheumatologists, nurses, pharmacists, social workers, residents, students and allied health professionals, the symposium offers a multidisciplinary learning environment focused on collaborative care and evidence-based practice.

Nominees must be regular, permanent, .90 FTE or greater, USA Health or University General staff employees who have completed at least one year of continuous employment and have satisfactory current performance evaluations. 

Pairing advanced orthopaedic healthcare with the unbreakable spirit of a Marine, Beth Wiggins navigates a 10-year medical journey at USA Health to reach new heights.