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Leaders from Harris Health and UTHealth Houston taking a group picture. (Photo by Halle Jones/UTHealth Houston)

Harris Health breaks ground on LBJ Hospital project

UTHealth Houston celebrated alongside its hospital partner as Harris Health System broke ground on a new $1.6 billion Harris Health Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital in Northeast Harris County that will enhance health care in one of the county’s most vulnerable communities.

Photo of Dr. Akkanti with McGovern Medical School students.

Critical care physician teaches invaluable skills to students at McGovern Medical School

Academic medicine is in her DNA, says Bindu Akkanti, MD, associate professor in the Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine at McGovern Medical School at UTHealth Houston. Every day she goes to work, she is contributing to the development of the next generation of doctors and the future patients they will be treating.

Six headshots of nurses, along with a copy block that reads,

Salute to nurses: Meet UTHealth Houston’s honorees

Six UTHealth Houston nurses who have dedicated themselves to caring for others were named as among the best in the city in the Houston Chronicle's 2004 Salute to Nurses. 

Katie Breece, a stroke survivor, shares her journey to empower other survivors on their road to recovery and the importance of rehabilitation therapy.  (Photo courtesy of Katie Breece)

At the Bedside: Young stroke survivor's inspiring journey highlights the power of resilience, support, and research

Katie Breece was a healthy, active 27-year-old professional from Seattle starting her career, living life, and never expected it to be upended by a stroke. She woke up one morning and began her day like any other when suddenly her life changed forever. What began as a transient ischemic attack (TIA) while in the bathroom getting ready for work quickly escalated to a full-blown stroke, leaving her facing a challenging road to recovery. 






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