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Whether you need primary or specialty care, you can expect the latest treatments, advanced technology, and minimally invasive techniques to help you on your journey to better health.
Comprehensive carefor the entire family.
Whether you need primary or specialty care, you can expect the latest treatments, advanced technology, and minimally invasive techniques to help you on your journey to better health.
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The Good Samaritan Foundation selected 20 UTHealth Houston nurses for its Excellence in Nursing Awards.
New guidelines regarding breast density encourage women to have conversations about their risk and need for additional screening with their provider.
Don’t let a busy schedule interrupt your energy levels. Follow this guide for meal skipping solutions.
With the flu vaccine, you protect yourself from the virus’ domino effect: inflammation, increased risk for heart attack or stroke, and lost productivity.
Parents and students should follow a strategic return to fall sports, prioritizing nutrition, pacing, and rest.
Play is the foundation of healthy brain development for children. A UT Physicians pediatrician reminds parents that kids learn while playing and describes a Prescription for Play program.
Patient Stories
After launching her career at UTHealth Houston School of Public Health, Angela Meshack returned to the university years later for compassionate cancer treatment.
Debra’s focus turned to her mother more than 10 years ago as she navigated dementia. Learn how a UT Physicians caregiver group provided her the courage to accept help and not dismiss her own needs.
Jaime’s short stature contributed to spinal stenosis, which compressed her nerves. Learn how a UT Physicians orthopedic surgeon relieved her pain through spinal surgery.
A cancer patient is thriving and embracing life to the fullest, thanks to the exceptional care and expertise of her gynecologic oncologist.
Despite bracing and casting in his early years, Louis’ scoliosis continued to progress. A UTHealth Houston pediatric orthopedic surgeon’s surgical expertise produced dramatic results.
Within a year of discovering her passion for cheerleading, Kylah Eckford was diagnosed with scoliosis. After surgery by Shiraz Younas, MD, she returned a stronger athlete.
