The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is pleased to share that graduate student Dwayne Jones has published Galveston: Playground of the Southwest (Arcadia Publishing, ISBN 9780738596471), a book he co-authored with local historian Jami Durham.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities opened its "Abstract Anatomy" exhibit on Tuesday, January 15, 2013 with a presentation and reception.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities would like to congratulate graduate student Susan McCammon, MD on earning board certification in hospice and palliative medicine from the American Board of Surgery.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is pleased to share that faculty member Anne Hudson Jones, PhD, was a recent guest on the Hippocrates Initiative for Poetry and Medicine's podcast.

The Institute for the Medical Humanities (IMH) at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston (UTMB) is delighted to announce that two new exhibits are on display in the Avery-Winkler Artway on the second floor of the Primary Care Pavilion.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities would like to congratulate Lisa Cain, PhD. Dr. Cain was featured in the Working Life column in Texas Monthly's November 2012 issue, in which she reflects on her working experience as a medical school professor.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is pleased to announce that the American Society for Bioethics and Humanities has recognized it with the 2012 Cornerstone Award.

The faculty of the Institute for the Medical Humanities have recently approved new Mission and Vision statements.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities would like to congratulate the Institute students, faculty, and staff who were among the recipients of the 2011 UTMB Health Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (GSBS) Scholarship Awards.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is pleased to congratulate Dr. Charyl Vaiani on being accepted into the UTMB Health Academy of Master Teachers.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is pleased to share that S. Ryan Greyson, MD, MHS, MA, (IMH `01) has accepted a position as Assistant Professor and Research Faculty at the University of California, San Francisco Division of Hospital Medicine.