Energy is building around the Blue Zones Project in Galveston. Community leaders and residents gathered last week to learn how the initiative could help shape a healthier future for the city. Read more in the event recap: https://utmb.us/fdk
An analog alarm clock displaying 10:10 is placed next to a cluster of bright yellow tulips, set against a light blue background.
That Monday after the spring daylight saving time change can feel rough. Losing just one hour can throw off your body’s internal clock and leave you feeling out of sync.
Dr. Samuel Mathis shares tips to help your body adjust and get back on track. https://utmb.us/fcb
Daylight saving time will begin at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 8th. ☀️ Don't forget to set your clocks ahead one hour. ⏰ #SpringForward #DaylightSaving
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UTMB Health earned the HeartFlow CT Quality Award from HeartFlow Inc. for Q4 2025, placing our coronary CT program in the top 12% globally. The recognition highlights exceptional accuracy in detecting coronary artery disease through coronary CT imaging. Read more: https://utmb.us/fca
Six employees stand together with two women in the middle hold an award
Congratulations to our cardiovascular imaging teams at UTMB Health. Our program has earned the HeartFlow CT Quality Award from HeartFlow, placing us in the top 12% of institutions worldwide for coronary CT imaging accuracy.
Learn more about our coronary imaging services here: https://utmb.us/fca
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A person in a teal shirt stands in a hallway with a cart labeled "Complimentary Beverages." The cart contains a variety of items, including cups, and snacks. The setting appears to be a service area within a building, with bulletin boards and directional signs visible.
An older adult is lying in a hospital bed with medical equipment nearby. Another older adult with a long white beard and glasses stands beside the bed, looking at the patient. The setting is a hospital room.
Volunteers are a vital part of patient experience at @utmbhealth, from greeting patients, assisting families & supporting teams across our hospitals. They help create a welcoming & supportive space for those we serve. Interested in volunteering? Visit: https://utmb.us/fbz
The Family Medicine Pharmacy Team at UTMB Health received a Clinical Pearl Award from the North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) for advancing diabetes care.
Their team-based model has improved A1c levels and strengthened diabetes control for patients.
🔗 https://utmb.us/fb9
Changes in energy & reduced capacity aren’t always aging. In one UTMB Health patient, an FDA-cleared AI platform detected severe coronary artery disease before a major cardiac event.
Dr. Hani Jneid shares how early detection led to a lifesaving intervention: https://utmb.us/fbs
A modern medical imaging room shows a patient lying on a table in front of an MRI machine. The foreground features a computer screen displaying a digital rendering of a human heart.
A smarter approach to heart CT scans is making a real difference at UTMB: 63% less radiation, better images, and faster access for patients. A strong example of how small workflow changes can deliver big wins in patient care. Learn more: https://utmb.us/f9h
UTMB is joining a national research consortium led by the University of Rochester to investigate a newly identified biological driver of aging, supported by up to a $22 million contract from the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA‑H). 🔗 https://utmb.us/f92
Smoking after a heart attack can slow healing and increase future risk.
Find out the latest data on smoking during recovery and why cessation is strongly encouraged as part of the healing journey at UTMB Health here: https://utmb.us/f91
Research by Dr. Hani Jneid, Director of the Sealy Heart & Vascular Institute at UTMB Health examines findings from a large clinical trial that found CEPDs used during a common heart valve procedure did not reduce the risk of stroke or death for most patients. 🔗https://utmb.us/f90
A new era in aging research is underway at UTMB Health.
The Moody Longevity Trial is exploring whether medications can slow biological aging and add healthier years to life for adults over 55.
Learn more: https://utmb.us/f81
Microscopic view of various bacteria and microorganisms embedded in ice, set against a blurred background.
Inspired by Punxsutawney Phil’s Groundhog Day prediction, this month’s episode of Infectious Science explores permafrost pathogens. Join UTMB Health experts for a timely conversation about what’s emerging as the ice melts. 🔬 Listen to full podcast here: https://utmb.us/f4z
The Association for Healthcare Philanthropy has recognized UTMB as a High Performer, placing the institution in the top 25% nationwide. This reflects the impact of philanthropy on patient care, research, education, and innovation. https://utmb.us/f65
Faculty members from The University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) recently were featured in a landmark Cesarean Delivery Special Supplement published by The American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Read more: https://utmb.us/f5x
UTMB Health scientists are advancing NIH-funded research on human noroviruses, which cause nearly one-fifth of global gastroenteritis cases. This work aims to close key knowledge gaps and inform future prevention strategies. Learn more: https://utmb.us/f58
UTMB researchers, funded by the National Institutes of Health, have published findings in Nature, demonstrating promising antiviral results against the virus that causes Lassa fever, a serious global health threat with no current treatment.
Discover more: https://utmb.us/ezg
Proud to spotlight Dr. Martina Raquel Gallagher, Chair of Undergraduate Studies at the UTMB School of Nursing. With 30+ years of experience and leadership, she continues to shape our nursing program at UTMB through collaboration and student empowerment. https://utmb.us/ey8
We will observe Winter holiday closures on Dec. 24–25 & Jan. 1, 2026. Schools, business areas, and administrative offices will be closed. All of our UTMB hospitals and ERs will remain open. For more details about our modified hours visit, https://utmb.us/69i
From coding to construction, our IT team showcased their versatility by helping build a Habitat for Humanity home. We're proud of our UTMB family for embodying our values and proving that when purpose meets passion, the impact is truly life-changing. https://utmb.us/ex2
We’ve been thrilled to see so much excitement and support for our refreshed brand across our campuses and communities! In this video, Dr. Reiser provides insights into the importance and meaning behind our new shield.
#WherePurposeMeetsPassion #WeAreUTMB
Still riding the momentum from yesterday’s brand reveal! Our refreshed identity marks the next chapter in our 130+ year legacy. Our employees showed incredible enthusiasm and unity, proving that purpose and passion drive everything we do at UTMB. #WherePurposeMeetsPassion #WeAreUTMB
Congratulations to the physicians at UTMB Health who have been named 2025 Texas Super Doctors®. Thank you to all our dedicated doctors who work every day to improve the health and lives of our communities. https://utmb.us/8g1
For more than 130 years, UTMB has educated, discovered, and cared for generations of Texans and beyond. Today, a new day begins with a new logo, a new tagline, and the same unwavering purpose. We are UTMB. Where purpose meets passion.
#WeAreUTMB #WherePurposeMeetsPassion
UTMB Health earned two national awards for The Caring for Our Community commercial — a 2025 Platinum MarCom and a 2025 Gold Titan Health Award, honoring creativity and storytelling that reflect compassion & excellence in care. Watch it here and learn more: https://utmb.us/es0
The celebration continues at UTMB Health as leadership & distinguished faculty visited the Galveston Campus to recognize the nurses, physicians, and staff whose dedication earned recognition as a Top Performer in Pediatric Hospital Services — #1 in Texas and 7th in the nation.
⏰ Daylight savings time ends at 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 2. Don't forget to turn your clocks back an hour. #FallBack #DaylightSaving
October may be ending, but your breast health matters every day. UTMB Health is committed to providing care, guidance, and resources to help you stay proactive and healthy all year long. Visit our UTMB Health Blog for year round health resources: https://utmb.us/eqh.
This morning The University of Texas Medical Branch and the March of Dimes celebrated their partnership to create the March of Dimes Texas Collaborative Prematurity Research Center to accelerate understanding, predicting and preventing preterm birth. Read more: https://utmb.us/eqc
