Austin Medical Times

Inactivity and unhealthy eating habits are obvious contributing factors to obesity. To shed unwanted pounds, change your diet and increase activity. But research from the Texas A&M Health ...

While some people can recover quickly from concussions, others experience problems with concentration, thinking, sleep and headaches for as long as three months or even longer. With proper care from ...

NFL quarterback Matt Schaub, his wife Laurie and their three children cut the ribbon on the newly expanded GR8 Hope Foundation Emergency Care Area at Texas Children’s Hospital West ...

Seeking to pinpoint Alzheimer’s disease at its earliest manifestations, researchers at the University of Houston (UH) are working toward ways to slow down memory loss that would allow patients ...

Americans are living longer than ever before. A study by the National Institute on Aging found that people are living longer, in less poverty and often experience lower rates of ...

The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston will expand its current research facilities to include 93,000 square feet of critically needed space for its growing research activities. The University of ...

Sudden onset of fever. Nausea. Body aches. Coughing. Sneezing. All these classic symptoms of flu are quickly spreading across offices, classrooms, and neighborhoods. UT Southwestern Medical Center infectious disease specialists ...

By Blair Williamson [spacer] If fall reminds you of itchy eyes and a runny nose, nursing faculty member Vicky Keys offers these tips for combating seasonal allergies. Does fall remind ...