Those eye-catching blocks of squiggles, dots and lines pose a security risk.

"UTMB has fully supported me in my educational and career path."

Dr. Aisen Chacin works at the intersection of art and science

Sara Hayes met with U.S Rep. Randy Weber's legislative director and with Sen. Ted Cruz and his legislative correspondent to advocate for their support of allocating funds to the Violence Against Women Act.

UTMB celebrated National Ambulatory Care Nurses Week (Feb. 7-13) with awards in recognition of the exemplary work done by our ambulatory nurses.

"My most meaningful accomplishment so far is being a first-generation graduate in my family."

In this video interview, Dr. Owen Murray, senior vice president for Correctional Managed Care, talks about what inspires him, what makes a great leader and the differences and similarities between providing health care in a prison environment vs. the outside world.

"I love what I do!! Women's health care ROCKS!!"

UTMB Health joined in on the American Heart Association's Go Red Day all across our campuses on Feb. 7 to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease.

The series offers opportunities to build self-awareness, wellbeing, resilience.

Results will lead to more devices, ensuring better care for UTMB patients.

It’s not often that staff in outpatient areas of UTMB must respond to a medical emergency. But “not often” doesn’t mean never.

ACHE-SETC is the Southeast Texas Chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives, an international professional society of health care executives.

The Presidential Leadership Scholars program chooses scholars based on their leadership growth potential and the strength of their personal leadership projects.

Drs. Alexander Bukreyev and Jere McBride, UTMB professors in the Department of Pathology, are two of 65 Academy fellows for 2025.

It’s important for EMS providers to stay on top of issues that can affect patients en route to the hospital.

This innovative program uses dance to enhance mobility and reduce fall risks among older patients, aligning with evidence that improved mobility is crucial for preventing falls and injuries.

Our UTMB Health family is growing each month, and we're always excited to welcome our newest team members!