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Formal head-and-shoulders portrait of a smiling man in a gray suit, light blue shirt, and pink tie.
November 3, 2026

Steven Meranze passes torch to Tyler Barrett for leadership role in Office of Faculty and Medical Staff Engagement

Barrett’s record of successful leadership in the Department of Emergency Medicine; and his work as the associate chief medical officer for compliance are key reasons he was chosen for this role.

Teacher Susanna Holloway works with Jason Hill and Mitchell Sawicki at a table during a math lesson in a hospital school room. Worksheets, pencils, calendars, and number charts are visible.
November 3, 2026

Hospital School Program opens new classroom at Monroe Carell

The K-12 multiage classroom has books, laptops, academic resources, two 3D printers and a hospital-funded staff of teachers.

Complex scatterplot titled “Transcriptional Breast Cancer Atlas,” showing colored clusters of points labeled Neuroendocrine, Mucinous, HER2E ER, HER2E KIS, LumB, LumA, Fibroblast ER, Immune-dominant, Basal M, Basal IM, Basal BL1, Stem-like, LAR, and Normal, with a compass rose in the lower-left corner.
November 3, 2026

Breast cancer atlas helps chart course for precision oncology

The new map integrates data from more than 7,600 tumors across 22 independent studies and reveals previously hidden forms of breast cancer that differ in prognosis, biology and treatment sensitivity.

A caregiver gently holds and examines an older adult’s hand and wrist.
November 2, 2026

New service brings geriatric care to older adults living with HIV

By 2040 more than one in three patients with HIV is expected to be 65 or older.

Abstract digital visualization of colorful data streams converging across a dark grid, with binary code, charts, network nodes, and percentage indicators.
November 2, 2026

Sharon Davis receives research grant to keep clinical AI models accurate

Predictive models tend to degrade as clinical practice, information systems and patient populations change.

A smiling young boy in a red Spider-Man shirt leans over a hospital bassinet, looking at a sleeping newborn wearing a light blue cap and a white star-patterned outfit.
November 2, 2026

Randy Davis: Vanderbilt Clarksville Hospital opened a 60-bed hospital in six months

‘They want a regional medical center. They don’t want to go to Nashville for something that they feel is an expectation of a medical center for a community of this size.’