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Deep brain stimulation restores quality of life

Pastor Jay McIntosh is thankful for the improved quality of life he now has after surgery. Photo credit: Melissa McDonald, UT Physicians

How a Grangerland pastor overcame tremors with help from UT Physicians specialists using advanced techniques to improve quality of life.

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Tips for behavioral therapy just a click away A new online tool to bridge the widening gap between the need for mental health care and access to it is available by UTHealth Houston.
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No-cost vein screenings could put a spring in your step UT Physicians is offering a no-cost, in-person vein consultation. Learn more about the event.
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Tai chi class sparks life changes for one local woman Small acts of kindness can result in transformational shifts in personal health journeys. How one woman took action to take control of her life.
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Industry-leading program integrates mental health services into women’s centers Comprehensive mental and physical health care is the focus of a first-of-its-kind multidisciplinary collaboration at UTHealth Houston that embeds mental health professionals into UT Physicians OB-GYN clinics to streamline care.
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No-cost oral, head and neck cancer screenings The screenings are offered in observance of Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Week, which is April 8-15.
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Deep vein thrombosis: The serious side of blood clots Anthony Macaluso, Jr., knows all too well the symptoms and seriousness of deep vein thrombosis (DVT). “I’ve struggled with genetic vascular disease for most of my life,” he explains, “and suffered from common symptoms, such as pain and swelling in my legs.” “DVT occurs when a blood clot forms in one or more of the […]
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Employee of the Year announcement Two employees are the recipients of the UT Physicians Employee of the Year title for 2018. Sheila Thomas, a front desk coordinator, and Ribi Kurian, a nurse with the 24/7 nurse help line, received the accolade for providing exceptional service. Each month, a UT Physicians committee selects a recipient for Employee of the Month. Nominations are […]
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Clinic hosts Lunar New Year celebration Embracing their diversity and celebrating the Lunar New Year, the staff at the UT Physicians clinic in the International District host event.
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Moving forward after an aortic dissection Zachery Jessup shares his story of survival following an aortic dissection.
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Patient satisfaction surveys and ratings UT Physicians transitions to a model of transparency by publishing results of patient satisfaction surveys.
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Wear red for women’s heart health UT Physicians is participating in National Wear Red Day February 1. The campaign, which was started by the American Heart Association and the National Heart and Blood Institute in 2003, strives to raise awareness about heart disease.
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A year to remember, a journey not forgotten One Houstonian's climb to a cure and Africa's highest peak. What he has to say about both journeys.
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Exercise and Nutrition Tips Staying on track is tough when it comes to New Year’s resolutions, but not impossible! Are you one of the many people making a commitment to be healthy in 2017? If so, Grant C. Fowler, M.D., a family medicine specialist with UT Physicians, has advice on how to be successful.
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Ease your travel worries: How compression socks can provide comfort How specialized hosiery can guard against the progression of venous disorders and make traveling more comfortable.
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Tips to avoid getting sick when traveling During the holiday season, many will choose to travel to celebrate with family and friends. Here are tips on staying healthy when hitting the holiday road or skies.
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Darling Dash 5K presented by UT Physicians opens for registration UT Physicians returns as the presenting sponsor of the Annual Darling Dash to raise awareness about sickle cell disease.
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Take care of your skin in the winter chill With temperatures dipping below freezing, consider the toll that frost is taking on your skin. The good news is experts from The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) can help keep your skin in tip-top condition as the winter weather takes hold. Megan Rogge, MD, assistant professor of dermatology at McGovern Medical […]
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Pediatric specialty clinic opens in Sugar Land UT Physicians opens a pediatric specialty clinic on the southwest side of the Greater Houston area.
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Superfoods and how they help you While there is no “certified” definition of a superfood, the Oxford Dictionary definition states a superfood is “a nutrient-rich food considered to be especially beneficial for health and well-being.” Scientist have studied the benefits of specific nutrients, but do not have a list of superfoods. These foods tend to be low in calories and are nutrient dense. That means […]
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Taking positive steps towards independence Resilient teen is not letting cerebral palsy impact her goal of walking unaided. Read about her story and the people supporting her along the way.
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Beaumont clinic expands to serve community needs UT Physicians expands Beaumont clinic and adds additional services.
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Searching for the positive in a sea of uncertainty October is more than just a time to wear pink. One local woman shares her fight with breast cancer and what she wants everyone to know about the journey.
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Extended hours now available at additional clinics UT Physicians offers extended clinic hours at community-based clinics across Southeast Texas.
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First in Houston to offer new treatment for obstructive sleep apnea UT Physicians now offers CPAP alternative for people with obstructive sleep apnea.
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From heart failure to life-saving advanced, innovative procedure From heart failure to life-saving advanced, innovative procedure, one Houstonian shares his story in hopes of helping others.
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Deep brain stimulation restores quality of life