Check out the latest issue of North Texas Health & Science magazine

November 4, 2010

The latest edition of North Texas Health & Science magazine is now online. The issue features research on whether healthy habits can trump genetics, as well as developments in our aging and Alzheimer’s and DNA identification programs – and our 40th anniversary. This issue is the first to bear our new logo and the first to be bundled and mailed with 360 West, in addition to our usual distribution. 360 West is a lifestyle magazine distributed to more than 30,000 influential Tarrant County residents, and mailing our magazine with that publication represents a great opportunity to share the Health Science Center story even more broadly.

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