Internal Medicine
We now have the ability to identify major medical problems like heart disease and diabetes before they become serious
Dr. Sanders
Paul
Sanders, M.D.
Paul Sanders, M.D. is Board Certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine.
About Me
I was born in Tyler, Texas and lived there until age 18 when I left for college.
I did research in Allergy and Immunology, mainly involving asthma and lung mediators, at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston and at Johns Hopkins Medical School in Baltimore. Two papers were published from this work.
My interest in immunology has led to study of vaccine medicine and vaccines to prevent disease during international travel. Travel medicine has become a large part of my medical practice and my partner and I provide comprehensive travel medicine for business and recreational travelers.
More recently my focus has been on heart disease and stroke prevention. Heart attacks and strokes are the two most frequent causes of death and disability in the US. Blood test and new imaging procedures now make it possible to identify these diseases early and effective medicines are available to prevent their development or greatly delay complications.
Outside of work, I spend time helping and supporting educational programs in Mendenhall, Mississippi through the Mendenhall Ministries, planning and participating in medical missions to Kenya and enjoying time with my family.
Cheryl and I have two sons. One is a landscape architect and the other is a Chaplain in the US Army.
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- Specialty
Internal Medicine - Medical School
University of Texas
Medical Branch
Galveston, Texas - Residency
University of Texas
Medical Branch
Galveston, Texas - Fellowship
Johns Hopkins University
Medical Institutions
Clinical Immunology
Baltimore, Maryland
- Memberships
American College of Physicians, American Medical Association, Dallas County Medical Society, Texas Club of Internists, Texas Medical Association, Fellow of the American College of Physicians
NCQA Diabetes Recognition
Recognized for providing the highest-level of diabetes care
Location Information
MCNT Dallas North
7515 Greenville Ave., Suite 600
Dallas, Texas 75231
Phone - (214) 361-5432
Fax - (214) 363-8710
Hours
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Closed daily from noon to 1 p.m.
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In selecting a personal doctor, have you considered a physician who specializes in ADULT healthcare?
Doctors of Internal Medicine are trained in the prevention and treatment of adult diseases. They can serve your medical needs throughout your life, from as early as the teens (age 16) through the "senior" years.
Our doctors of Internal Medicine focus on prevention and early detection of catastrophic illnesses. They can provide screening and treatment of cholesterol disorders, heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, osteoporosis, thyroid disorders and cancer.
Annual health exams and routine sick visits can be handled by our internists, with many clinics offering same-day appointments when you are ill.
To learn more about Internal Medicine, please visit the American Board of Internal Medicine at http://www.abim.org/.
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