When life gets busy, it’s easy to put off care, especially if you feel fine. But skipping checkups can carry risks. Annual Wellness visits at UTMB Health focus on prevention, helping catch issues early and they may cost you nothing. https://t.co/sqLVOD4XY4
The same precision and preparation Dr. Harold Pine brings to patient care have also helped him reach new heights in mountaineering.
Learn how he combined his passion for climbing and medicine during a volunteer mission in the Mount Everest region: https://t.co/OtjkC7bTdP
Hurricane season is here. For UTMB and surrounding coastal communities, preparation is the most effective way to reduce risk before, during, and after a storm. We've compiled resources & tips to help you stay informed & ready throughout the season. https://t.co/jDD6ApAIEB
Dr. Propst, @UTMBHealth sports medicine specialist, combines his clinical expertise with his experience as a parent to help families recognize warning signs, prevent injuries, and support young athletes in staying healthy and active in sports. Learn more https://t.co/dGDwkefYJ5
This May, our Community Engagement team supported events across the region, from Go Red for Women & Thought Leadership Series at Space Center Houston to celebrating UTMB's Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade award, bringing people together & strengthening communities.
Dr. Bindi Naik-Mathuria's (@bnaikma) research on firearm injuries is helping inform the Rise Up Against Gun Violence initiative, equipping teen ambassadors with research-backed insights to engage peers in conversations about safety & violence prevention. https://t.co/f6WhK5ElN4
UTMB is excited to announce the second session of the EmpowerYou series, in partnership with the @GalvChamber. Our June program focuses on men’s health because caring for the men in our lives matters. Event details and registration: https://t.co/Qt10yFmkip
The @utmb_jssom will celebrate the MD Class of 2026 on Sat., May 30, at 10 a.m. at Moody Gardens Convention Center.
The ceremony will feature keynote speaker Dr. Barry S. Coller, a renowned physician-scientist from @RockefellerUniv.
Livestream details: https://t.co/3RfhL7uzNm
Many women seek care only when symptoms appear. @utmbhealth physicians say key conversations should happen earlier. Routine OBGYN visits support early detection and lifelong care. Learn more https://t.co/OJAYssucj5
In this episode, Drs. Samreen & Stark welcome Dr. Raimer to discuss how @utmbhealth's primary care serves as a patient’s “medical home” before & after specialty weight loss treatment, supporting coordinated, safe, and long-term care. 🎧 🎙️ https://t.co/hrsUmYGH9f
Julie Griffith, Director of Wellness at @UTMBHealth, is helping create a stronger culture of wellness through initiatives focused on movement, connection & healthier living across campus.
Inspiring healthier habits across the UTMB community.
Read more: https://t.co/26rAsQhEhq
Congratulations to Dr. Jochen Reiser (@UTMBPresident) on being named Business Person of the Year by @GalvNews. This honor reflects his visionary leadership, commitment to innovation & impact at UTMB and throughout Galveston.
Explore his story: https://t.co/GEToZF6SFD
For students who are the first in their family to pursue medicine, earning a white coat carries deeper meaning. The First in Family organization @utmb_jssom helps students build community, find mentorship & navigate medical school with confidence.
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UTMB Health will commemorate Memorial Day on Mon. May 25. Schools, business offices & select clinics will be closed.
Urgent care clinics will be open noon��6 p.m. Hospitals & ERs in Angleton Danbury, Galveston, Clear Lake & League City will remain open.
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Researchers from @UTMBHealth and @Stanford recently published an article in Nature Mental Health about their effort to use MRI to inform treatment choices for patients with depression. Learn more: https://t.co/201eoXoBLw
For years, Jules Meadows searched for answers to symptoms caused by endometriosis. Her journey at @utmbhealth highlights the importance of recognizing this often underdiagnosed condition and listening to patients every step of the way. Read her story https://t.co/jNzL4mDHSA
When Blaine Pogue suffered a life-threatening heart attack during a workout, bystanders, quick-thinking EMS responders & coordinated care teams at UTMB Health helped save his life.
His story is a powerful reminder that teamwork can save lives.
Read more: https://t.co/8MZYcs9GTX
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can help reduce menopause symptoms, but it’s not one-size-fits-all. According to Dr. Truong Nguyen, assistant professor in OB/GYN, treatment options should be based on each patient’s medical history and needs.
Learn more: https://t.co/rH0EPyGFbQ
Congratulations to the @utmbgsbs and @utmb_spph Class of 2026! Graduates of both schools make an impact helping diagnose, treat, and prevent disease; advancing understanding of complex health challenges; and improving quality of life and longevity. We are proud of you all!
Designated from May 17-23 this year, EMS Week is a time for all of us at @UTMBHealth to say thanks and pay homage to our partners in the field. Without them, we couldn’t do what we do every day. So to all of our EMS colleagues, we thank you.