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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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This low-impact, noncontact sport is a growing social game that provides a healthy workout from head to toe.
UTHealth Houston partnered with Houston Habitat for Humanity and KPRC-TV to help build a home for this deserving family.
Children are most at risk for this relatively common form of seizure. Read more to learn why and what you can do.
UT Physicians nurses were honored as part of the top 200 nurses in the city by the Houston Chronicle.
Medical legal partnerships address a variety of legal issues that influence patient outcomes. Learn how UT Physicians is incorporating them into select clinics.
University employees provided 478 hours of volunteer time at the Houston Food Bank, earning the President’s Volunteer Service Award for the second straight year.
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Patient Stories
The right team, the right time. How one family received help from a pediatric neurosurgeon skilled in a delicate procedure that improves quality of life.
When his right hip started to impact his touring career, this pro caddie turned to UT Physicians for the fix.
Endometriosis can be difficult to diagnose and treat, which manifests into years of pain and complications. Learn the importance of partnering with a gynecologic specialist trained in excision.
When a family trip to fish off the coast of Alaska was threatened by an aneurysm, Michael sought help from Sophia Khan, MD, to save the adventure.
After nearly three decades of health struggles, Stephanie Phan found hope, compassion, and expertise with a UT Physicians adult congenital heart specialist.
Michelle Nasser used her stage 4 colon cancer diagnosis to inspire others. Learn how a UT Physicians colorectal surgeon guided her journey with kindness and respect.
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