Sexual health disparities among young people are a public health crisis — and silence is making it worse. In this episode of the Meharry Research Connect Podcast, host Keith D. Terry sits down with Dr. Chioma Kas Osoka of Meharry Medical College to tackle one of the most underaddressed topics...
Nashville, TN – The Nashville Duffers Golf Association, Inc. presented a $15,000 donation to the Meharry Sickle Cell Center (MSCC) on Oct. 22, marking another year of advocacy and support for sickle cell research and patient care. This year’s gift represented proceeds from the organization’s 43rd Annual Golf Tournament held...
Exciting news — four abstracts from our team have been accepted to the 2025 American Thoracic Society (ATS) Conference this May! A huge congratulations is due to Noah Whittenbager and Evann Bailey for their dedication and hard work in advancing respiratory research. Under the guidance of Dr. Shumit Saha as...
The Meharry Medical College Center for Women’s Health Research is mobilizing African American women with a mother, daughter or sister who has been diagnosed with breast cancer to participate discussion groups. Did you know Black women have a 31% mortality – the highest among any U.S. racial or ethnic group?...
Why Financial and Health Care Powers of Attorney Belong in Every Estate Plan Most people think about estate planning in terms of what happens after they die. However, some of the most important decisions concern what happens while they are still living, particularly if illness, injury or cognitive decline leaves...
Nashville, TN– The Wells family’s legacy of education, service and philanthropy was permanently etched into the history of Meharry Medical College on Friday as college leaders, students, supporters and family members gathered to unveil the newly named Wells Grand Ballroom inside the Cal Turner Family Center for Student Education. The...
James E. K. Hildreth, Ph.D., M.D., President & CEO of Meharry Medical College, illustrates the transmission of COVID-19 and discusses prevention. Click here to see view video on Youtube
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Meharry’s Dr. Calvin Smith appeared recently on the News Channel 5 Plus broadcast of Morning Line to discuss the latest with the COVID-19 vaccine, including new recommendations to vaccinate children under the age of twelve. Be sure to watch to learn more. View the full video by clicking the link...
