Joshua M. Ekladios, D.P.M., and Marina R. Tony, D.P.M., joined Texas Tech Health El Paso to address a growing need for complex foot and ankle care in our Borderplex. Their work focuses on limb preservation, reconstruction, foot and ankle trauma and expanding access to specialized treatment close to home.

El Paso researchers pursue new treatments for disease affecting local families.

Health care professionals and community organization staff are invited to attend the 2025 Global Health Conference on Friday, May 2, at Medical Education Building Room 1100. The event is presented by the Office of Global Health and Societies.

This week's topics include an oral PCSK9 inhibitor, knee braces, removing fallopian tubes to prevent ovarian cancer, and using the EHR to deprescribe risky medicines in older adults.

This week's topics include heart transplant after circulatory death, LLM to ease specialist care transition, treating gout to reduce risk of CVD, and PCOS and arrhythmia. 

In collaboration with Bel Air High School and the Texas Tech Health El Paso Libraries, our institution has expanded academic support by providing online library access for health profession students and purchasing core health science books for the library to strengthen classroom instruction.

Texas Tech Health El Paso President Richard Lange, M.D., M.B.A. was honored with the prestigious Pioneers 21 Innovation Award during a special event Thursday, Jan. 29, at the Hotel Paso Del Norte, Autograph Collection, in Downtown El Paso.

The Office of Research is calling for abstracts for the 2026 Institutional Research Symposium, taking place Tuesday, April 28, through Thursday, April 30, at the Medical Education Building.

Over 850 middle school students descended on Texas Tech Health El Paso on Saturday, Jan. 31, for the 15th annual Medventure for Your Future, a hands-on introduction to health care careers, sponsored by FirstLight Federal Credit Union.

The Office of Research invites the Texas Tech Health El Paso community to the 2026 Institutional Research Symposium, where faculty and students come together to showcase their innovative research.

Global Health and Societies is offering an elective open to all rising fourth-year medical students seeking hands-on clinical experience in diverse health care settings around the world.

The Department of Pathology’s January 2026 newsletter is now available for download.