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July 7, 2026
Kris Rehm on caring for children beyond the clinic and in the community
Every child deserves the opportunity to succeed, and we know their health is shaped by much more than clinical care. -
July 6, 2026
Sara Horst named to new informatics post in Department of Medicine
Horst contributes to the development of digital health at Vanderbilt Health as a HealthIT medical director, Epic physician builder and physician champion, and as a steering committee member of the Clinical Informatics Center. -
July 6, 2026
60 summers of service: Vanderbilt Clarksville Hospital’s teen volunteer tradition
The hospital's first teen volunteers wore candy striper uniforms; now the VolunTeen program keeps introducing young people to health care careers. -
July 3, 2026
Vanderbilt Center for Cognitive Medicine seeks participants for trial evaluating Alzheimer’s disease-related psychosis treatment
The ADEPT-4 study evaluates KarXT, an oral medication that may reduce hallucinations and delusions. -
July 3, 2026
Reborn on the Fourth of July: A Marine’s five-year transplant anniversary
Five years after a lifesaving lung transplant at Vanderbilt Health, Wilson County teacher and Marine veteran Jacob Brown is marking the anniversary of the day that changed everything. -
July 2, 2026
Trial of novel device aiding patients with acute decompensated heart failure
The device has the potential to reduce the length of stay for ADHF patients by measuring their response to diuretic medication in real time using algorithms, allowing the process of removing fluid to be more efficient. -
July 2, 2026
Report calls for focused support to stem the loss of physician-scientists
Due to a variety of academic, financial and organizational barriers, the number of physician-scientists in the United States has declined by nearly 70% during the past 40 years.