Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Patients across the Houston region rely on lifesaving blood products every day. From emergency trauma care and complex surgeries to childbirth complications and ongoing treatments, access to a dependable blood supply is ...
The cardiovascular team at Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center (TMC), alongside affiliated physicians from UTHealth Houston Heart and Vascular, were among the first in the country and first team in Texas to implement ...
An expert explains the different mental health conditions impacting new moms and how to support them. Maternal mental health disorders affect 20% of new mothers in the United States, making them among the leading ...
Every October, pink ribbons appear across Houston—in hospitals, physician offices, businesses, schools and community events. But behind the color is a message that goes far beyond a month-long awareness campaign: breast ...
Age, race and tumor subtype together unlock hidden high-risk breast cancer patterns among Asian and Hispanic populations. A national study analyzing U.S. breast cancer data spanning nearly 50 years has uncovered a major ...
As football season kicks off, attention is once again turning to chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a neurodegenerative disease associated with repeated head impacts. Kenneth Podell, Ph.D., a clinical neuropsychologist ...
Named No. 1 hospital in Texas for 15th year; 5 community hospitals achieve statewide rankings. Houston Methodist Hospital was named to U.S. News & World Report’s Honor Roll (best hospitals in the country) for the 10th ...
Texas A&M’s 19th annual disaster response simulation will prioritize student learning in swapping event locations and refocusing student leadership roles. After spending nearly a decade at Texas A&M Engineering ...
Today, cell and gene therapies are changing the outlook for some patients with leukemia, lymphoma, sickle cell disease, inherited immune disorders and other serious conditions. More therapies are advancing through ...
Grant will expand clinical training, simulation technology and faculty development as Texas faces a projected shortage of more than 57,000 registered nurses by 2032. The University of Houston’s Andy & Barbara Gessner ...
