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Grateful patients gave over 300 gifts to honor @UTPhysicians who made a lasting impact on their lives. Each physician received a custom pin and personal note — a reminder that their compassion matters. Read more: go.uth.edu/HonorYourCareg…

5 #UTHealthHouston students are spending the summer in Washington, D.C. as Graduate Archer Fellows, gaining hands-on experience through full-time internships aligned with their policy interests. From health care to public service, they’re shaping their futures.

At #UTHealthHouston, patient care begins long before a white coat is worn. It starts with the Talent Acquisition team connecting exceptional candidates to meaningful careers and playing a vital role in shaping the future of health care across the state of Texas.

Sergeant Danny Beckworth and Frank Bennett Harvie Jr. achieved incredible fitness milestones after surviving strokes, from cycling and marathons to jujitsu and 10-mile races. Learn how #UTHealthHouston helps stroke survivors prevent recurrence at go.uth.edu/ASharrief.

David Fanucchi, university communications specialist at #UTHealthHouston, just checked off a lifelong goal — visiting all 50 U.S. states. He celebrated with whitewater rafting on the Snake River and exploring the wild beauty of Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana.🌲🏞️ #ManyFacesGoPlaces

Summer Health Professions Education Program students from 30+ universities are on campus this summer exploring careers in the medical field. #UTHealthHouston has proudly hosted the program since 2017. Programs like @SHPEPconnect help build a more inclusive future in health care.

Inspired by her family and nursing background, Lana Davis is pursuing a Doctorate in Health Informatics at @McWilliamsSBMI to help create a more connected health care system. A scholarship allows her to focus on her studies without worrying about finances. go.uth.edu/LanaDavis

#UTHealthHouston researchers swept the top three spots at the T1-T4 in 3 Minutes competition, hosted by UT Health San Antonio. Trey Waldrop placed first, followed by Jacob Mattia and Antonio Pagán, PhD — all part of our TL1 Training Program supporting early-career scientists.

The UT System Board of Regents voted unanimously to name Dr. Melina R. Kibbe as the sole finalist for the next presidency at @UTHealthHouston. Read the release. utsystem.edu/news/2025/07/1… @kibbemr

Feeling anxious or heavy after a tragedy is normal. Ron Acierno, PhD, director of the Trauma and Resilience Center at #UTHealthHouston, says being with others is a key part of healing. If symptoms continue after a few weeks, support is available. Visit go.uth.edu/TraumaResilien….

From training on the largest military aircraft to caring for the tiniest babies, Gianna Guthrie’s experiences helped her earn two scholarships while completing the accelerated Pacesetter BSN program at @CizikNursing. Watch her inspiring story! go.uth.edu/video-flying-h…

Happy #4thofJuly! We hope you have a joyful and safe celebration.

Heat and fireworks are a dangerous combination when safety is overlooked. Hilary Fairbrother, MD, MPH, professor of emergency medicine at @McGovernMed, reminds families that most holiday injuries are preventable with awareness and preparation. Stay safe and celebrate smart.

From the classrooms of @McGovernMed to mountain villages in South America, Thomas “Tom” A. Leavens, MD ’90, has dedicated his life to serving others. Now, he is honoring the mentors who shaped his journey by establishing two student scholarship endowments. go.uth.edu/leavens

Faculty from across #UTHealthHouston shared their talents at the “Uniting Through Creativity” art exhibit on June 24 at TMC Helix Park. Curated by Laura Spector, the event celebrated well-being, humanism, and community through art. Link: go.uth.edu/UnitingThrough…

From a quiet farm in Brazil to leading psychiatric innovation at #UTHealthHouston, Dr. Joao L. de Quevedo’s journey is one of perseverance and purpose. His work in interventional psychiatry brings new hope to patients with treatment-resistant depression. go.uth.edu/deQuevedo.

New research from Kevin Lanza, PhD, shows bus shelters can worsen heat stress. Tree shade lowered heat stress by 6 degrees. One shelter design made it over 5 degrees hotter than standing in full sun. Design matters for public health. Read more at go.uth.edu/BusShelter.

UTHealth Houston’s new Launching! to Adulthood program is making a meaningful impact for young adults with autism. Public Affairs intern Yoimar Aviles shared how the program helped him feel comfortable in a professional setting. For more: go.uth.edu/LaunchingToAdu….

At @UTSDHouston, form meets function in esthetic dentistry. Joe C. Ontiveros, DDS, MS, leads research in biomaterials — from 3D-printed dentures to bone regeneration — while mentoring the next generation through a philosophy he calls “the Powers Way.” go.uth.edu/better-smiles

Chelsea Overstreet, MA, is on a mission to visit all 50 states. While attending a wedding in New England, she added two new states to her list during her summer trip. She now only has seven more states left to visit! #UTHealthHouston #ManyFacesGoPlaces