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More DFW hospitals and clinics may have received tainted medicine from pharmaceutical distributor at heart of national meningitis outbreak. CHRISTUS Health has agreed to sell its share of Baptist St. Anthony’s in Amarillo. The University of Texas System has allocated $7.5 million to expand STEM research at UTA. Eighty-five percent of primary care physicians and oncologists use social media at least once a week to find new health information.

By Jessica Melton | October 23, 2012|5:35 am

More DFW hospitals and clinics may have received tainted medicine from pharmaceutical distributor at heart of national meningitis outbreak.

Irving-based CHRISTUS Health has agreed to sell its share of Baptist St. Anthony’s in Amarillo.

The University of Texas System has allocated $7.5 million to expand STEM research at UTA.

Eighty-five percent of primary care physicians and oncologists use social media at least once a week to find new health information.

Christus Health Jo Hopper University Of Texas At Arlington

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