Stories of Healing, Education and Discovery
Frontiers is our quarterly online magazine featuring stories of healing, education and discovery. Together The University of Tennessee Medical Center and UT Graduate School of Medicine make up the region’s academic medical center.
Frontiers stories serve to highlight the unique benefits UT Medical Center brings to the region as its academic medical center.
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See the latest issue (Summer 2022) of Frontiers Magazine at the link. Read the latest stories from UT Medical Center about healing, education and discovery.
Learn MoreInfection Prevention Manager Jenn Radtke, MSN, RN, TCRN, CIC helps steer The University of Tennessee Medical Center safely during the historic COVID-19 outbreak.
Learn MoreHere’s how the Cancer Institute at UT Medical Center helped NFL Official Terry Brown kick squamous cell carcinoma.
Learn MoreThe University of Tennessee Medical Center spotlights women’s research support through the Women in Science Initiative. Meet the first three recipients of the grant, and learn more about their research in the article below.
Learn MoreA $6 million expansion to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit gives moms and babies the best possible care – and having their babies just down the hall makes families feel good.
Learn MoreW. Bedford Waters, MD, a leading urologist and professor at The University of Tennessee Medical Center, exemplified excellence in medicine and leadership.
Learn MoreAfter a spinal cord injury left 19-year old Mackenzie Johnson a paraplegic, instead of asking why, he and his family asked, “What’s next?”
Learn MoreWhen Karisa Scott was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer, she got treatment right here at home — with University of Tennessee Medical Center physicians, who teamed up to find a cure.
Learn MoreTwo decades ago, University Health System was created to help the medical center better meet our community’s needs.
Learn MoreAfter a routine colonoscopy, Carolyn Richie was diagnosed with Stage III colon cancer. Here’s how a compassionate care team and the right treatment helped her beat it.
Learn MoreIn his role as Dean of UT Graduate School of Medicine, Paul J. Hauptman, MD, will help advance research and education across the medical center.
Learn MoreMichael Henry, nurse technician, turns his passion for helping others into a fulfilling, new career.
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