Austin Medical Times

These 5 tests better predict heart disease risk

By Cathy Frisinger Five simple medical tests together provide a broader and more accurate assessment of heart-disease risk than currently used methods, cardiologists at UT Southwestern Medical Center found. Combined, ...

Texas Children’s Hospital extends expert pediatric and maternal care to Austin

Texas Children’s Hospital announced plans to expand their expert pediatric and maternal care services into Austin, Texas. The organization plans to open an initial pediatric urgent care clinic. This ...

Music Therapy: Can It Help?

Music has a number of benefits, but does it have a place in health care? By Dominic Hernandez There is not enough time in a day to talk about all ...

Dell Medical School Creates Department of Oncology

With a focus on advancing the full spectrum of cancer education, research and care in Austin and Travis County — where cancer is the leading cause of death — the Dell Medical ...

Yoga Regulates Stress Hormones and Improves Quality of Life for Women with Breast Cancer Undergoing Radiation Therapy

For women with breast cancer undergoing radiation therapy, yoga offers unique benefits beyond fighting fatigue, according to research from The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. The preliminary findings ...

The Value of Volunteering

Telling someone that volunteering is important is like telling them the sun rises in the east and sets in the west. It’s something we are so familiar with that ...

Reaching out: Texas A&M nursing students teach Central Texas families the value of health education

Texas A&M nursing students combat health illiteracy in effort to reduce health care cost burdens in Central Texas. It is a common scene – anxious parents and children waiting ...

As advocates for improvements on food labels, academy of nutrition and dietetics supports fda’s proposed label changes, calls for nutrition education for consumers

Changes announced today to the Nutrition Facts label found on most foods sold in stores represent a significant step forward in helping people understand the label, and connect the label ...

FIRST U.S. PEER-REVIEWED STUDY ON OMICRON PATIENT OUTCOMES REVEALS RAPID SPREAD AND SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES IN INFECTION BEHAVIOR

Newer Generation Clot-Busting Medication Reduces Brain Bleeding by Half in Stroke Patients, Study Finds

Women ages 35 and younger are 44% more likely to have an ischemic stroke than male peers

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These 5 tests better predict heart disease risk

Texas Children’s Hospital extends expert pediatric and maternal care to Austin

Music Therapy: Can It Help?

Dell Medical School Creates Department of Oncology

Yoga Regulates Stress Hormones and Improves Quality of Life for Women with Breast Cancer Undergoing Radiation Therapy

The Value of Volunteering

Reaching out: Texas A&M nursing students teach Central Texas families the value of health education

As advocates for improvements on food labels, academy of nutrition and dietetics supports fda’s proposed label changes, calls for nutrition education for consumers

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FIRST U.S. PEER-REVIEWED STUDY ON OMICRON PATIENT OUTCOMES REVEALS RAPID SPREAD AND SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES IN INFECTION BEHAVIOR

Newer Generation Clot-Busting Medication Reduces Brain Bleeding by Half in Stroke Patients, Study Finds

Women ages 35 and younger are 44% more likely to have an ischemic stroke than male peers

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