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  • TMA Cheers Appellate Court Ruling in Third NSA Lawsuit

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    Statement by Texas Medical Association (TMA) President Jayesh "Jay" Shah, MD, in response to Friday's order by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit granting TMA’s petition for rehearing en banc in TMA’s third No Surprises Act (NSA) lawsuit, which vacates the circuit panel’s Oct. 30, 2024 opinion and will result in a hearing by the full panel of judges at a later date.

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  • TMA President Jay Shah, MD

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    The Texas Medical Association (TMA) today installed Jayesh B. “Jay” Shah, MD, as its 160th president during TexMed, the association’s annual conference, held in San Antonio this year.

    “I am deeply honored to serve as the president of TMA,” said Dr. Shah. “This role is both a privilege and a responsibility, and I see it as an opportunity to amplify the voices of physicians across Texas.”

    During his one-year term as president, Dr. Shah seeks to reduce challenges and barriers physicians face so they can focus on caring for patients.

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  • TMA Elects Waco Otolaryngologist President-Elect

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    The Texas Medical Association elected Bradford W. Holland, MD, president-elect, eventually to become the association’s 161st president.

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  • TMA Recognizes San Antonio Pathologist for Distinguished Service

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    San Antonio pathologist David N. Henkes, MD, received the Texas Medical Association Distinguished Service Award Friday – TMA’s highest honor. Though he has earned accolades for his career in medicine and leadership, Dr. Henkes arguably cemented his legacy miles away from Texas, at American Medical Association meetings.

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    Dr. David N. Henkes