News at USA Health

Huddleston will treat a variety of cancers, including brain, head and neck, lung, gastrointestinal, prostate, gynecologic and skin cancers.

In conjunction with providing oncologic resections to her breast cancer patients, Hunter said she strives to implement the hidden scar technique whenever applicable to give the most aesthetic results.

The convenience of receiving a flu vaccine without leaving your car was provided to 38 current pediatric and adult patients during a drive-through influenza clinic on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2020, at the USA Health Strada Patient Care Center in Midtown Mobile.

Menger will present “Back Pain: From Conservative Therapy to Giant Surgery” at the Med School Café lecture on Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 11 a.m. The event will be held virtually.

In late August, Mandy McNatt was deployed to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where winds of up to 100 mph from a storm known as a derecho damaged more than 800 buildings including 20 schools.

The initial plans for the site call for the development of a medical office building that will be home to primary and specialty care professionals. Additionally, a full array of imaging technologies are slated for the location.

Four USA Health practice locations – General Pediatrics, Pediatric Adolescent, Family Medicine and Stanton Road Clinic – recently were recognized as patient-centered medical homes.

Keerthi Reddy, M.D., and Robert Albright Greer Jr., D.O., are now accepting new patients by referral.

Although football was his focus at the time, Byers, a second-year medical student at the University of South Alabama College of Medicine, quickly realized he had another passion – medicine.

Finding novel differentially expressed genes in pancreatic cancer and understanding their role in biology holds the potential to improve pancreatic cancer diagnosis, prognosis and treatment, Anand said.

USA Health is expanding its primary care network to better serve patients in west Mobile with the addition of Family Practice Associates/USA Health.

Menger fulfilled his oath as both a military and medical professional and headed to treat COVID-19 patients in New York City, which quickly was becoming the epicenter for the virus in the United States.