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Celebrating the Fourth of July during a pandemic

The CDC has released guidelines to follow for safe Fourth of July celebrations. What you need to know to stay safe.

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Alleviating skin irritation as a result of mask-wearing Skin irritations can arise from prolonged wearing and cleaning of face masks. An expert provides tips on how best to take care of your skin.
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Scheduling appointments during COVID-19 Many patients may be concerned about attending their medical appointments during a pandemic, potentially putting their health at risk.
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Scientists and neurosurgeon team up to develop novel imaging device for babies with brain disorders Dr. Manish N. Shah, pediatric neurosurgeon with UT Physicians, helps to develop the first wearable imaging device for infants with brain disorders that requires no anesthesia.
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Trust looks like this: Caring for patients during a time of great need UT Physicians is committed to taking care of patients, regardless of their situation. We want our patients to know that we are here for them.
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With a roar from the jets and the crowd, the Blue Angels thrill In a salute to health care workers, the U.S. Navy Blue Angels spark an emotional show filled with smiles, cheers, pride and joy to the community.
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Making trips to the grocery store more strategic in the time of COVID-19 The pandemic has forced us to change our habits, including how and when we shop for groceries. A dietitian provides ways to stretch not only our groceries, but our dollar as well.
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UT Physicians nurse recognized by Houston Chronicle Catrina Hurman, registered nurse with UT Physicians, has been honored by the Houston Chronicle's Salute to Nurses program.
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The Year of the Nurse: A time to recognize nurses nationwide UT Physicians is honoring all nurses for their selfless dedication to patients.
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Curbing the caffeine during COVID-19 The temptation to load up on extra caffeine might be there as you juggle work deadlines and home-schooling. But experts advise you should limit your caffeine intake as too much could lead to health problems.
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Three ways to battle boredom at home With activities and travel options limited, it’s natural to feel bored and antsy. This may be the perfect opportunity to try new things and add variety to your day.
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Extended and weekend hours now available We understand that many patients may have postponed important check-ups or appointments due to COVID-19 concerns. Our community-based clinics are now open with extended hours to better serve you.
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Addiction during COVID-19 Keeping up with mental and physical health is extremely important for those with substance use disorder.
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Strategies for managing COVID-19 when your loved one is in a nursing home If you have a loved one in a nursing home during the pandemic, there are a few things to keep in mind to make the experience less stressful. An expert provides some advice.
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Pandemic fighters build on methods used during previous outbreaks Methods used in fighting previous pandemics give experts a roadmap to navigating the novel coronavirus.
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Patient uses gift of sewing to make masks A patient uses her talent of sewing to make masks for UT Physicians.
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Sleep issues cropping up as a result of pandemic Sleep is essential to a healthy immune system, but stress and anxiety associated with COVID-19 may be getting in the way. An expert provides some helpful tips on getting a good night's rest.
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Why you crave comfort foods in times of high stress Stress levels are increasingly high as a result of the pandemic. As a result, you might find yourself craving comfort foods. A dietitian explains why and offers some healthier alternatives.
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Can a pain reliever be dangerous for coronavirus symptoms? Does scientific evidence support the claim that ibuprofen is unsafe to take for coronavirus symptoms?
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When home is not a safe place during quarantine The current state of affairs magnifies problems that existed in families prior to COVID-19 - strained marriages, stretched finances, and children with difficult behavior. These issues can create tensions. Learn more about services that can be accessed.
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Tracking COVID-19: New research app will help trace the spread of the virus Researchers at UTHealth have joined the national research project led by Harvard University to track the spread of COVID-19.
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Delivering hope to the front lines The Wellness Team at UT Physicians has been working to spread hope to the front lines and the community.
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How best to combat COVID-19 at home Since the majority of COVID-19 patients won't need to be hospitalized, it's important to prepare the household in case someone gets sick.
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Taking advantage of technology tools to manage mental health Technology provides convenient and flexible solutions to connecting and taking care of your mental health.
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Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Week April 13-19 is Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Awareness week. Learn more about the warning signs to catch potential cancer early.
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Digital tools you can use to connect with family and friends Social distancing is a new concept we have to embrace. Fortunately, there are a multitude of platforms, apps, and technology available that give friends, families, and neighbors the ability to hang out together in a virtual space. Find out which ones can help you stay connected.
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Celebrating the Fourth of July during a pandemic