Up against Musk’s Colossus supercomputer, a Memphis neighborhood fights for clean air
xAI says it’s working collaboratively with local officials, but Boxtown residents remain wary.
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Here’s What Parents Need to Know After RFK Jr. Ordered a Review of Infant Formula
The federal government is launching its first in-depth review of infant formula nutrients in nearly 30 years.
Launched in a pandemic, ZüpMed offers a different kind of medicine
Dr. Lloyd Finks was dining with his wife Shannon one night when they began discussing the many flaws in the health care system, including cost, value, transparency and patient care.
Six graduating seniors added to Rhodes College’s Hall of Fame; commencement is Saturday
Six graduating seniors’ portraits are being added to Rhodes College’s Hall of Fame on the second floor of Southwestern Hall.
At a Memphis cancer clinic, researchers help drive record Black patient enrollment in clinical trials
Participation helps ensure tailor-made interventions don’t bypass Black patients
Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris pitches 20% property tax cut in 2026 budget, wheel tax hike
Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris presented his 2026 budget proposal to the County Commission on , which included a 20% property tax cut but a $5 wheel tax increase.
Memphis People in Business: May 15, 2025
Here’s a look at promotions, hirings and other noteworthy business events in the Memphis area.
Q&A for Primary Care: Migraine May Lead to Certain Diseases
We’ve long known that migraine is an insidious disease. Patients with a variety of existing illnesses — atopic disorders, cardiovascular diseases, and sleep and/or psychiatric disorders — are at a risk for migraine.