Dire blood shortage are forcing doctors to delay critical blood transfusions for people in need, warns the Red Cross. You and your workforce can help by signing up for a blood drive at a VUMC location.

Protect yourself and your employees against the winter surge of illness by getting vaccinated or boosted for COVID-19 and vaccinated for the flu.

Managing heightened stress is essential to avoiding burnout and find moments of joy and purpose. Here are seven tips to cope with a seemingly endless pandemic

January 1 marked the launch of three new MyHealth Bundles, an innovative program from Vanderbilt Health that “bundles” all of the services needed to succeed with common or complex health conditions and enhances the health care experience. 

Patients have given extremely high satisfaction scores to two VUMC facilities and three VUMC health care providers in Bedford County

Caroline Davis of Nashville became the first patient at VUMC to receive injections of the long-acting antibody combination Evusheld to protect her from COVID-19.

With plan for new hospital, VUMC strengthens its commitment to serve the health care needs of the citizens of Murfreesboro and Rutherford County.

If your business is looking for ways to aid Kentucky communities devastated by the severe storms and tornados of Dec. 11, here are four fundraising efforts that deliver relief.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center infectious disease expert William Schaffner, MD, and chief hospital epidemiologist Tom Talbot, MD, discuss what you need to know about the Omicron variant and how best to manage the holidays to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

VUMC researchers studying the effect of time of day on the accuracy of COVID tests found the best chances of reducing a false negative happen in the early afternoon.