Today, Texas Tech Health El Paso celebrated the groundbreaking of the Fox Cancer Center, a transformative facility that will deliver comprehensive, world-class cancer care to our Borderplex residents.

The breakfast rush at Lucy's Café West is a well-choreographed dance, with David Lepe darting through the tiny restaurant taking orders, clearing tables, and greeting customers — both old and new — with warmth and energy to spare.

This week's topics include LSD and anxiety disorders, cardiac rehab in older people after MI, CT and pregnancy outcomes, and a new agent for treatment of resistant hypertension.

This week's topics include use of beta blockers after MI, revascularization in NSTEMI, discontinuation of blood thinners after ablation for afib, and use of RSV vaccination and hospitalization and other outcomes.

Dozens of lives were changed Tuesday, Sept. 2, at the Hunt School of Nursing White Coat Ceremony.

This week's topics include trauma predictive brain networks, AI and colonoscopy, ADHD treatment and behavior choices, and medication affordability around the world.

When Jennifer Rau celebrated her five-year milestone since her breast cancer diagnosis — symbolizing victory over the disease — her older sister Kristin Sizemore received a phone call that would forever change their family's story. 

The billing compliance policy BCP EP 4.2 Teaching Physician Requirements for Evaluation & Management Services, Provided under Medicare’s Primary Care Exception (PCE) Rule and PCE Attestations, were revised on July 23, 2025.

One by one, 59 new dental students stepped onto the stage and returned transformed, each wearing the white coat that marks the beginning of their profession.

This week's topics include who's delivering cancer care, new treatment for staph, diet and type 2 diabetes and potatoes and type 2 diabetes.

Texas Tech Health El Paso recognized two Hunt School of Dental Medicine students who received life-changing four-year scholarships.

When Texas Tech Health El Paso graduate students Alejandra Muñoz and Briana Olivares discovered that Del Valle High School had more than a million dollars’ worth of unused laboratory equipment sitting in boxes, they discovered an opportunity.