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A letter board in a radio studio reads “HAPPY 10TH BIRTHDAY SEACREST STUDIOS NASHVILLE! FOLLOW THE CALL OF THE DISCO BALL,” beside a lit disco ball and broadcast equipment.
March 19, 2026

Cheers to 10 years: Seacrest Studios celebrates a decade of connection, joy and impact

“Follow the Call of the Disco Ball” was the theme of the celebration to mark the studio moving into double digits.

By Jessica Pasley
Multiplex immunofluorescence comparison of mouse small-intestinal tissue, showing elongated villi in the left panel and shorter, irregular villi with denser fluorescent labeling in the right panel. A color legend lists markers including SGLT1, EPCAM, PEGFR, ACTG1, DCLK1, CHGA, 5-HT, TFF3, Ki67, pHH3, 24h-EdU, OLFM4, LY Z, Collagen, YFP, and Nuclei.
March 18, 2026

Motor protein plays key role in intestinal stem cell identity, function

Study findings suggest a new therapeutic approach for a rare digestive disorder, microvillus inclusion disease.

By Leigh MacMillan
Smiling man in a blue shirt photographed outdoors at sunset, with water and a railing in the background.
March 18, 2026

Vanderbilt Center for Cognitive Medicine enrolls first Down syndrome participant for Alzheimer’s disease study

Evan Dewey and his family travel from Atlanta to participate in the ABATE study, a clinical trial evaluating a treatment that could reduce the likelihood of Alzheimer’s disease development in individuals with Down syndrome

By Danny Bonvissuto
Open combination padlock beside a scattered assortment of multicolored pills and capsules on a mint-green background.
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.

By Sophie Raffo
Seven masked medical team members in surgical attire pose in a procedure room, with medical equipment behind them; one holds a white handheld device.
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.

By Matt Batcheldor
Jonathan Kropski, MD
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.

By Bill Snyder