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Sep 17, 2008
proven this thing, Peterson said. The first telepharmacy in Texas opened in 2002 in the town of Turkey, but only a few more have popped up since then, said Debbie Voyles, director of telemedicine at Texas Tech University. ''Where there are no pharmacies, there are no doctors, she said. ''Patients have to travel to see the doctors, so its no big deal to them to have to pick up the prescriptions. T
tags: General, Texas Tech in the News
Sep 17, 2008
his thing,” Peterson said. The first telepharmacy in Texas opened in 2002 in the town of Turkey, but only a few more have popped up since then, said Debbie Voyles, director of telemedicine at Texas Tech University. “Where there are no pharmacies, there are no doctors,” she said. “Patients have to travel to see the doctors, so it’s no big deal to them to have to
tags: General, Texas Tech in the News
Sep 17, 2008
ss & Home Safety (IBHS) today released its preliminary report from a survey of the damage caused by Hurricane Ike. IBHS Chief Engineer Dr. Tim Reinhold and researchers from the University of Florida, Texas Tech University, Florida International University, Louisiana State University and Clemson University spent two days surveying property damage in Galveston, Houston and the surrounding areas. 'Th
tags: General, Texas Tech in the News
Sep 17, 2008
At Texas Tech University in Lubbock, food microbiologist Dr. Mindy Brashears and Dr. Cindy Akers and Erica Irlbeck from the Department of Agricultural Education and Communications watched 49 episodes of programs aired on the Food Network. They coded the food-safety practices they observed.
tags: General, Texas Tech in the News