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Group portrait of 14 Vanderbilt Health directorship honorees standing in two rows, several holding open award cases with medals, in front of a dark chalkboard.
October 23, 2026

New directorships provide crucial support for Vanderbilt Health’s missions

The most recent directorships are spread throughout many departments — highlighting individuals who make an impact in myriad ways.

By Doug Campbell
Close-up of assorted orange, white, pink, and peach pills and capsules arranged over a U.S. $100 bill.
October 23, 2026

Medicare drug price negotiations could save patients up to $700 per year, study finds

The study found that Americans enrolled in standalone Medicare Part D plans are projected to save an average of $685 per year, and people with Medicare Advantage plans could save about $470.

By Jake Lowary
Group portrait of military personnel and civilian healthcare officials, including people in camouflage uniforms, formal suits, and hospital attire, standing together in an office.
October 23, 2026

Military leadership meeting advances opportunities for collaboration

Vanderbilt Health’s Military-Civilian Partnership Programs hosted representatives from the Department of Defense, also known as the Department of War, to discuss the continuum of interconnected military and medical service.

By Evan Dorian
A laboratory worker in a white coat holds open a blue binder containing printed diagnostic recipes in a clinical laboratory.
October 23, 2026

Vanderbilt mourns loss of laboratory legend Howard Price

One of Mr. Price’s more notable contributions came during the COVID-19 pandemic when a supply chain crisis led to a shortage of the viral transport media necessary for COVID-19 testing.

By Jill Clendening
Portrait of Monica Brown smiling and wearing a white Vanderbilt University School of Medicine coat.
October 23, 2026

Monica Brown selected as 2026 Vanderbilt Prize Student Scholar

She will receive a $1,000 cash prize and will be mentored by the recipient of the 2026 Vanderbilt Prize in Biomedical Science, Eva Nogales, PhD, an internationally known structural biologist and pioneer in molecular imaging.

By Leigh MacMillan
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October 22, 2026

Vanderbilt Health researchers receive ‘Mars Shot’ award to improve invasive breast cancer diagnosis

Approximately 48,000 women are diagnosed with invasive lobular carcinoma in the United States each year, yet the disease remains “underappreciated and under-researched.

By Bill Snyder