Comprehensive care for 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.
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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Chronic stress can lead to poor health consequences. Three UT Physicians providers share the relationship of stress to our health and ways to manage its impact.
Kathy Hinze’s professional success was filled with long drives, sacrifice, and a decade of school work, but perseverance paid off when she returned to UTHealth Houston to grow her career.
Indulge in Thanksgiving favorites with these dietitian-approved recipes that reduce calories and maintain flavor.
A certified diabetes educator shares a game plan on how you can enjoy holiday dishes without spiking your blood sugar level.
With just 15 minutes of daily stretching, you can release tension, release endorphins, and reduce your risk of injury.
Menopause often feels like a secret club, even though every woman goes through it. A UT Physicians gynecologist helps us separate fact from fiction.
Patient Stories
Balance issues and fatigue plagued Natalia until she was a preteen. Partnering with a UT Physicians pediatric cardiologist put her on the path to a new life after she was diagnosed with dysautonomia.
A hip dysplasia condition limited Anh Tran and contributed to constant pain. A UT Physicians orthopedic surgeon completed an atypical surgery that ultimately gave her life a second chance.
Concussions require a personalized approach to help patients return to work, school, or sports. A UT Physicians neuropsychologist shares her expertise.
Ariella was 6 when she was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis. Thanks to the care of Dr. Monica Bray, the now 9-year-old is a champion golfer.
Recovery after knee surgery looked different for Mark Barr, a Paralympian with one leg. His successful surgery by UT Physicians and dedication propelled him to win a bronze in Paris 2024.
After launching her career at UTHealth Houston School of Public Health, Angela Meshack returned to the university years later for compassionate cancer treatment.
