Most Advanced System Of Its Kind In The World Now At UMC University Medical Center of El Paso announced today the unveiling and introduction of
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Texas Tech Physicians of El Paso Teams Up with National Reach Out and Read Program to Improve Literacy of Young Patients
A Book is Provided to Every Patient Under 5 During Well-Child Visits at Pediatric Clinics A passion for reading starts by cracking open that first
TTP El Paso Breast Care Center Offers Treatment and Support for Patients
In March, as the country began to experience the impacts of COVID-19, 72-year-old Linda Herndon was diagnosed with breast cancer. She was about to start
Texas Tech Physicians of El Paso Look Back on El Paso Walmart Shooting One Year Later
On Saturday, Aug. 3, 2019, a gunman opened fire at a packed Walmart in East-Central El Paso, killing 23 and wounding 24. Texas Tech Physicians
TTUHSC El Paso President: Join Us for a Moment of Silence Aug. 3
On Aug. 3 last year, our community suffered the unthinkable: a mass shooting at the Cielo Vista Walmart. Our TTUHSC El Paso and Texas Tech
Texas Tech Physicians of El Paso Clinics Expand to Again Include In-Person Appointments
Texas Tech Physicians of El Paso clinics are now open for regular, in-person appointments in addition to telemedicine appointments. Since March, TTP El Paso clinics
Texas Tech Physicians of El Paso Breast Care Center Receives $30,000 Grant for Patient Services
The James A. “Buddy” Davidson Charitable Foundation has awarded a $30,000 grant to the Texas Tech Physicians of El Paso Breast Care Center (BCC) to
TTUHSC El Paso and Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest Distribute Cookies to Local Health Care Professionals
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso and Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest teamed up to distribute Girl Scout cookies to local hospitals,
Break the Chain of Infection: Preventing the Spread of COVID-19
The main ways the public can help prevent the spread of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) are at the personal level, said Armando Meza, M.D.,
