A Publication of the Texas Medical Association
Texas Medicine is available to TMA members and presents timely information on public health, medicolegal issues, medical economics, science, medical education, and legislative affairs affecting Texas physicians and their patients.
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The Education Issue
How Texas lawmakers and state-funded health education institutions strive to improve health care in the state.
On Target: With initiatives specific to their strengths, medical schools and health-related institutions play distinct roles in advancing health care across Texas
‘Grow Your Own’: Lawmakers continue to invest in medical education to expand Texas’ physician workforce, address gaps in care and research
Getting Credit: How mandated CME is changing for Texas physicians
Other News
A Collaborative Process: Medical Student, Resident and Fellow Sections empower the next generation of physicians to carry the TMA mantle
From Robe to Coat: By intertwining faith and medicine, Stuart Pickell, MD, continues to ‘minister to people’s needs’
Looking Back: TMA’s Historical Archives
Deaths
Back Issues
Information on Letters to the Editor
Advertising Rates and Specifications in Texas Medicine
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Index to Texas Medicine
Medical terminology is based on usage of MeSH, the National Library of Medicine's Medical Subject Headings, which are used in Index Medicus. If a term does not appear in MeSH, then the author's usage or common usage is preferred.
Each index consists of three parts: the subject index, the author index, and the index of deaths.
Texas Medicine, Volume 116, 2020
Subject, Author, Deaths
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