A Spring teen was told that months of severe pain might be all in her head. Then a doctor took a closer look. via @HoustonChron
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NEW: On Match Day, Houston medical students learned where they'll be spending the next phase of their medical education. via @HoustonChron
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'We have the same scar': Caregivers at @TexasChildrens who were born with heart defects now treat kids with similar conditions. via @HoustonChron
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NEW w/ @evanmac3 and @JohnWFerguson: A frmer transplant surgeon at Memorial Hermann/UT Health Houston was indicted on federal charges of falsifying records to prevent patients from receiving organ offers.
He appeared in court today.
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How Houston leaders want to transform the city into a hub for brain health and spur economic growth: https://t.co/O9MefeXUCP via @houstonchron@evanmac3
ICYMI: UTHealth researchers hope lab-grown 'mini brains' will reveal clues about the cause of schizophrenia and other disorders. @HoustonChron
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Millions of Americans could see the cost of their ACA health insurance premiums increase if Congress does not extend subsidies that expire at year's end, Houston hospital leaders said. New from @HoustonChron
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There’s been a lot happening in health and medicine lately, like federal policy changes and the end of the Texas measles outbreak. The Houston Chronicle has been covering that important news while also focusing on interesting stories we hope will appeal to readers. 🧵(1/4)
We also highlighted the story of a Spring woman who spent years suffering from dementia-like symptoms until a brain scan revealed the real diagnosis. (3/4)
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The FDA approved updated COVID-19 vaccines on Wednesday but limited who is eligible for them. Here's what to know. @HoustonChron
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Exclusive: UTHealth Houston is laying off dozens during hiring freeze, citing ‘financial headwinds.' With @JulianGi11 via @HoustonChron
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Texas health officials declared an end to the state's measles outbreak on Monday after nearly seven months, 762 cases and the deaths of two young girls.
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A Houston woman thought she had dementia. Then a doctor saw something new in a scan of her brain. How Houston Methodist doctors solved a medical mystery via @HoustonChron
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As ICE gains access to Medicaid data, some worry immigrants will be hesitant to seek health care when they need it. @HoustonChron
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