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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.
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UT Physicians providers go back to Guatemala year after year for medical missions that impact the community as well as their own lives.
Two UT Physicians clinics offer a food prescription program with the Houston Food Bank to ensure patients and others in the community have access to fruits and vegetables.
Taking certain medications could put your skin at additional risk for burns, rash, and blisters while spending time under the sun.
Maintaining a normal level of vitamin D is essential for overall health. A UTHealth Houston endocrinologist shares who might be at risk of vitamin D deficiency.
Taking a proactive approach to osteoporosis can help prevent falls and fractures as people age. A UT Physicians geriatrician shares some tips.
It doesn’t take much for Houston roads to accumulate high water during heavy rain. Follow these driving tips to be safe and prepared.
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Patient Stories
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.
A pregnancy complication left Mona Bleibel with devastating news, but she turned to UT Physicians and a rare program to help her avoid a hysterectomy.
A traumatic motorcycle accident could have left Johnny without a leg or with long-term pain. Learn how a UT Physicians trauma surgeon and little miracles impacted his successful recovery.
Juana Espino triumphed over cervical cancer and then dedicated herself to the PAP Project to encourage other Hispanic women to be screened.
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