
Health & Science
New UH Medical School Looks To Tackle Texas’ Primary Care Shortage
Posted on · The brand new medical school aims to take a new approach to solving an old issue in Texas: a lack of primary care physicians in underserved areas.
Posted on · The brand new medical school aims to take a new approach to solving an old issue in Texas: a lack of primary care physicians in underserved areas.
Posted on · On Friday's Houston Matters: An update on Proposition B, a look at the medical school at UH, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week's news, and comedian Ramy Youssef.
Posted on · Tedd Mitchell will take over the job on Sept. 1, one day after the departure of current Chancellor Robert Duncan.
Posted on · University officials say they hope the school will increase the number of rural doctors, but some state leaders were skeptical.
Posted on · The university hopes the medical school will address a shortage of primary care physicians in Houston and Texas
Posted on · When Caitlin Comfort decided to go to medical school, the Yale grad had her heart set on the East Coast. But facing $90,000 per year price tags for tuition, she said no thanks, and started applying to schools back home in Texas
Posted on · We learn about the group Baylor College of Medicine Students Against Cancer, which aims to encourage medical students to focus on cancer research and treatment. We hear from co-founders Riyad Seervai and Taylor Gilliland.
Posted on · The commissioner for the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board spoke favorably about one expansion plan and questioned another.
Posted on · We learn about the group Baylor College of Medicine Students Against Cancer, which aims to encourage medical students to focus on cancer research and treatment. We hear from co-founders Riyad Seervai and Taylor Gilliland.
Posted on · The University of Houston recently announced intentions to launch a new medical school by 2019, which it intends says will serve pockets of the city underserved by Houston’s otherwise expansive medical community. Those pockets could include the Third Ward and areas around the UH central campus. However, some — including Houston Chronicle higher education reporter […]