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What patients should know about the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge program: A Conversation with Drs. Sarah Samreen and Andrea Stark
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Expanding access to weight management: What the new Medicare GLP-1 Bridge program means for you
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Why healthy sleep routines matter for school success
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Back-to-school germs: Practical ways to reduce illness this school year

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Excellence in care, recognized worldwide. See the latest news, awards, and innovations from UTMB.

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The new science of aging is zeroing in on living healthier, not just longer

August 7, 2026, 3:21 p.m. by Katherine Adams

Scientists at UTMB are exploring whether slowing the biology of aging could help prevent chronic disease and extend healthspan. Their research also examines the ethical questions surrounding longevity, access to future therapies, and healthy aging for all.

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Rethinking correctional healthcare

August 6, 2026, 8:30 a.m. by Margaret Battistelli Gardner

The Center for Correctional Healthcare Excellence at UTMB is advancing research, innovation, education, and clinical care for one of the nation’s most medically vulnerable populations.

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The role hormones play in women’s midlife weight gain

August 5, 2026, 7:57 a.m. by Katherine Adams

Midlife weight gain isn't simply about how much you eat. UTMB Health endocrinologist Dr. Sura Alqaisi explains how hormonal changes, metabolism, sleep, and body composition affect weight during menopause and what women can do to stay healthy.

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