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January 20, 2026
From tragedy to triumph: How a 6-year-old beat the odds after a devastating brain injury
A fall from a tree left Mark Ogorodnik fighting for his life. Thanks to faith, family and cutting-edge neurocritical care at Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt, his story became a testament to resilience and hope. -
January 20, 2026
Master of Science in Applied Clinical Informatics program accepting applications
This completely virtual program provides a 36-credit-hour curriculum over 21 months, with a coursework-intensive first year followed by a practicum and a mentored capstone project. -
January 20, 2026
VIGH, Ugandan partners land grant to study bunyaviruses in Tennessee and Uganda
Bunyaviruses can lead to many illnesses, ranging from mild fevers to serious and sometimes deadly diseases such as hemorrhagic fevers and encephalitis in both children and adults. -
January 20, 2026
Darcelle Skeete Burgess named director of HIPAA Privacy Office
She succeeds Terri Hartman, the long-time director of the program, who retired Oct. 31. -
January 20, 2026
Following recommended schedule helps keep children safe from vaccine-preventable diseases
Any length of time without immunizations is a time without protection against vaccine-preventable diseases. -
January 20, 2026
Bayer and Vanderbilt University Medical Center to advance treatments for cardiovascular and kidney diseases
The collaboration will leverage VUMC’s resource platform, including its comprehensive datasets hosted in Vanderbilt’s BioVU collection of DNA and plasma to enable data-driven insights and to accelerate discovery and development. -
January 16, 2026
Vanderbilt Health team finds potent antibody that neutralizes two dangerous viruses
The single administration of an antibody that provides cross-protection against both RSV and hMPV infection could provide logistical and economic advantages over the need to develop and administer multiple virus-specific monoclonal antibodies.