All News Archive — Page 17 of 160
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March 18, 2026
Tennessee Poison Center marks National Poison Prevention Week with new data on lifesaving impact
A national study conducted by the RAND Corporation found that poison centers across the United States save an estimated $3.1 billion in taxpayer dollars annually by averting medical costs and lost productivity. -
March 18, 2026
Vanderbilt Health uses novel robotic device to place central lines in FDA trial
A Chattanooga patient says she’s feeling great after becoming the first to receive the robotic‑assisted central line in Nashville. -
March 13, 2026
Jonathan Kropski appointed director of Allergy, Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine
Kropski is a physician-scientist whose research has helped advance the understanding and potential treatment of interstitial lung disease. -
March 13, 2026
Mass casualty drill set for March 27 at Vanderbilt University Hospital
As part of the exercise, some admitted patients in the adult emergency department may be moved briefly to support the training scenario and evaluate how care teams prepare treatment areas. -
March 12, 2026
Vanderbilt Health President and CEO Jeff Balser to retire
Jeff Balser’s announcement culminates a career-long journey that began at Vanderbilt in the mid-1980s as a medical student and doctoral dual degree candidate. -
March 12, 2026
Ion channel scientist David Clapham to deliver Discovery Lecture April 2
Over the course of his 50-year career, Clapham made fundamental contributions to the discovery and characterization of ion channels — proteins that allow charged particles (ions) to move across cell membranes. -
March 11, 2026
Clinical trial to test implant for stress urinary incontinence in men
SUI, or involuntary urinary leakage, affects an estimated 40 million Americans and 90 million Europeans.