Photos: 2015 Commencement

May 27, 2015
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676 new graduates are ready to create solutions for a healthier community.

Share the joy of our grads, and here are the numbers:

Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine: 222
Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences: 216
School of Public Health: 127
Physician Assistant Studies: 71
Physical Therapy Studies: 40

Founders’ Medal: Assistant Professor Roy Martin, DMin, mDiv

UNT Health Award: Chad Bartel

President’s Award for Scholarly Excellence: Saritha Bangara

Chancellor’s Award for Scholarly Excellence: Gourav Roy Choudhury

Protecting quality of life for senior living residents through HSC’s ICARE initiative

Through HSC’s ICARE – Infection Control Advocate and Resident Education - program, Dr. Diana Cervantes and School of Public Health students are helping to protect the quality of life for residents in nursing home communities. Dr. Cervantes is an associate professor, population and community hea...

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Dr. Nguyen is an associate professor, population and community health, at The University of North Texas Health Science Center’s School of Public Health. She recently received a new pilot grant and donation from an HSC Foundation donor to support her research. Here, she talks about this new funding...

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JAMA Network publishes HSC study showing chronic pain favorable outcomes associated with physician empathy

JAMA Network Open this month published an article, “Physician Empathy and Chronic Pain Outcomes,” based on national data collected by the Pain Registry for Epidemiological, Clinical, and Interventional Studies and Innovation (PRECISION) at The University of North Texas Health Science Center at F...

Community

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A selfless act with a significant impact

In the United States alone, a patient receives a blood transfusion every two seconds. The average transfusion patient receives 2.5 units of blood — approximately 200 milliliters of red blood cells. Every three minutes, someone is diagnosed with a blood cancer, like lymphoma or leukemia, that r...

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