Texas Medicine Today - March 2026

March 31, 2026

• TEXPAC-Endorsed Candidates Post Strong Primary Results

 March 27, 2026

• AI Use Among Physicians Has Doubled, AMA Survey Finds
• Attend TexMed 2026 for Over 30 Hours of Cutting-Edge CME 

March 26, 2026

• AI Use Among Physicians Has Doubled, AMA Survey Finds
• TMA On Tour February 2026

March 25, 2026

• Attend TexMed 2026 for Over 30 Hours of Cutting-Edge CME 
• Appointments Now Open for TexMed Blood Drive 

March 24, 2026

• New Types of Medicare Cuts Impact Physician Payment
• Mandated CME is Changing for Texas Physicians
• Physician Intertwines Faith and Medicine
• New Leadership to Start After TexMed
• Moving After Your Match? TMA’s Low-Interest Loans Can Help

March 23, 2026

• Highest Share of Federal Rural Funds Going to Texas Public Hospital Districts

March 20, 2026

• Hep B Vaccination Rates Decline Nationally, Mirroring Texas Trends
• New Medicare Pilot Promotes Technology to Treat Certain Chronic Conditions
• Future of HHSC, DSHS to Be Determined by Sunset Review
• HPV Vaccines Key to Texas’ Improvement in Cervical Cancer

March 19, 2026

• HPV Vaccines Key to Texas’ Improvement in Cervical Cancer
• Appointments Now Open for TexMed 2026 Blood Drive
• On Target: New RGV Research and Education Center Trains Next Generation

March 18, 2026

• Future of HHSC, DSHS to Be Determined by Sunset Review
• On Target: UTHealth Houston Aims to Curb Cancer Rates Among Texas Firefighters

March 17, 2026

• WISeR Online Prior Auth Process for Original Medicare Shows Promise
• Hep B Vaccination Rates Decline Nationally, Mirroring Texas Trends
• On Target: Texas A&M Expands Rural Reach to Over 50 Counties

March 16, 2026

• New Medicare Pilot Promotes Technology to Treat Certain Chronic Conditions
• On Target: New San Antonio School Pumps Up Public Health

March 13, 2026

• New Member Benefit: Easily Access Emerging Medical Research
• Keep AI in Health Care Physician-Centered, TMA Cautions Feds
• Record Physician License Applications Flood Texas
• Most Primary Care Physicians Affected by Drug Shortages

March 12, 2026

• Most Primary Care Physicians Affected by Drug Shortages
• On Target: MD Anderson Launches New Cancer Research Center with Help of State Funding
• How to Get Your Medical Practice To Rank in AI Search Results

March 11, 2026

• Record Physician License Applications Flood Texas
• On Target: UT Tyler’s Med School Steps Up for Mental Health
• New Member Benefit Makes Accessing Emerging Medical Research Easy

March 10, 2025

• Lawmakers Continue to Invest in Medical Education to Expand Workforce
• Apply to Be on the Texas Medical Disclosure Panel by March 13 
• On Target: Texas Tech’s ‘Cutting-Edge’ Initiatives Promote Rural Health Care Access

March 9, 2026

• Keep AI in Health Care Physician-Centered, TMA Cautions Feds
• On Target: Sam Houston State Makes Rural Health Care Its Mission

March 6, 2026

• ‘Moderate’ Flu Season Should Not Be Interpreted as Baseline Normal
• Cuts to Health Information Technology Regulations Could Endanger Patients
• AI Tools Not Always Compliant, This Physician Warns
• PBM Consolidation Concerns Medicine for Impacts on Drug Costs, Access

March 5, 2026

• New CDC Vaccination Schedule Raises Questions About Legal Risks
• Honored by AMA, Dallas Health Authority Reflects on TMA Collaborations

March 4, 2026

• PBM Consolidation Concerns Medicine for Impacts on Drug Costs, Access
• Sections Empower Next Generation of Physicians

March 3, 2026

• AI Tools Not Always Compliant, This Physician Warns
• ‘Moderate’ Flu Season Should Not Be Interpreted as Baseline Normal

March 2, 2026

• Cuts to Health Information Technology Regulations Could Endanger Patients

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