“These findings warrant prospective evaluation of potential musculoskeletal adverse effects of GLP-1 agonists,” wrote the authors, led by Jad Lawand, MS, a medical student at the University of Texas Medical Branch.

Dr. Jochen Reiser, who leads the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, sat down with the Houston Business Journal to outline how he's balancing expansion with community needs and a changed NIH environment.

UTMB specialists return to tackle obesity myths, treatments, and red flags—bringing clarity to one of today’s most misunderstood health topics.

One lost hour can throw your whole rhythm off. Learn why daylight saving time feels so rough—and how to reset faster.

"Studies have found that Standard time better aligns with our natural circadian rhythms," says Dr. Samuel Mathis, assistant professor in the Department of Family Medicine. "Early sunlight and darker evenings are better for our sleep, mood, and overall health."

The cardiac CT team was recognized among the top 12% worldwide for delivering precise, noninvasive coronary imaging that enhances patient care across all campuses.

UTMB will collaborate on the ARPA-H PROSPR program to support the development of TPN-101 to slow aging and help people stay healthy longer.

Allergy visit coming up? Learn what to expect at your first appointment and how to get the most out of your care.

UTMB is inviting retirees in Galveston County to volunteer at its Galveston campus, where they can greet visitors, guide patients, and support care teams. With flexible roles for all ages, the UTMB volunteer program offers a meaningful way to stay active while making a difference in patients’ lives.

Evaluation conducted at The University of Texas Medical Branch assessed whether providing clinicians with individualized, AI-driven performance feedback could improve adherence to this evidence-based practice under real-world conditions.

The Blue Zones community meeting will cover what the Blue Zones Project is and how it works, why Galveston was selected, and how UTMB and its partners will be involved.

The system at one of UTMB Health's hospitals encouraged behavioral change among providers that led to reduced infections and may net $700,000 in annual savings from reduced SSI incidents alone.

The University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB Health) Family Medicine Pharmacy team received the Clinical Pearl Award at the North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) 2025 Annual Meeting.

Dr. Gulshan Sharma has once again earned national recognition for his leadership and innovation—but the story behind his sustained impact at UTMB is even more compelling. Discover how his vision continues to shape excellence in care and quality across the institution.

UTMB Police is inviting public input to help strengthen service quality and community trust. Explore how you can share your feedback.

“This is about more than weight loss,” said Dr. Matthew Mendoza, assistant director of Team Science at UTMB. “We are using therapies already available to accelerate discovery rather than waiting decades for new drugs. Our goal is to make healthy aging a reality sooner.”

UTMB is preparing to roll out Zebra mobile devices across inpatient units, bringing faster communication, greater mobility, and more efficient workflows to clinical teams.

UTHealth Houston and University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston are leading the trial focusing on ibogaine treatment for addiction and associated conditions.

Every three months, one inpatient and one ambulatory unit will be recognized for exemplifying our commitment to compassion and excellence.

Subtle symptoms masked a serious heart issue, until advanced imaging uncovered the real cause and opened the door to lifesaving care.