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Dr. Alberto Aparicio stands at a classroom podium with computer monitors, speaking to students during a bioethics lecture, with a chalkboard behind him.

The new science of aging is zeroing in on living healthier, not just longer

Bhavnani Live! Radio Interview on Precision Policies

Bhavnani Receives Third Educator Award for Data Science Course

Fellow Dr. Trevor Engel organized a Roundtable Discussion at the History of Science Society Annual Meeting

From left, Kristen Peek, Patricia Blair, Jacques Baillargeon, Olugbenga Ojo, Lannette Linthicum, Owen Murray, Jeff Farroni and Joseph Penn pose together at the CCHE Symposium.

Correctional health is public health

Five adults are standing in a fitness class holding colorful resistance bands while exercising together in a bright room.

Strong at any age

Dr. Jacob Moses presented at the 18th Annual Byron Bailey Surgical Society Meeting

Seena Fazel gestures while presenting from a lectern during his seminar on suicide and self-harm risk in correctional settings.

Bridging assessment and care in correctional settings

Dr. OJo in a suit and glasses stands with arms crossed in front of a metal-barred doorway inside a building.

Rethinking correctional health

Dr. Monique Pappadis smiles in a light blazer beside the orange UTMB shield, with a navy and orange graphic band across the lower background.

Monique Pappadis receives inaugural Edgar Gnitzinger Distinguished Professorship in Aging

Dr. Miriam Rich presented a paper at the American Association for the History of Medicine conference

Lisa Campo-Engelstein

Dr. Campo-Engelstein presented at the Feminist Approaches to Bioethics Conference

Dr. Alberto Aparicio gestures while delivering a seminar from a classroom lectern.

Your genome is data. Who gets to use it?

BHH students collaborate with the Joint Admissions Medical Program

Professional headshot of Soham Al Snih, MD, PhD, against an outdoor background.

Soham Al Snih appointed Bertha and Robert Bucksch Distinguished Research Professor

Dr. Jacob Moses delivers a seminar from a lectern in a UTMB classroom.

Why does the public trust some experts and not others?

The 2026 SIBDS cohort and mentors pose together on the steps of a UTMB building.

Seventeen Scholars, Eight Questions at UTMB's Summer Biostatistics Poster Session

Dr. Jacob Moses sits at his office desk, typing at a keyboard in front of two monitors, with a bookshelf of research volumes and stacked books surrounding his workspace.

How AI is changing disease diagnosis and why physicians still matter

Klarisa Lopez smiles in graduation regalia and a medal while standing on a dark wooden staircase.

Klarisa Lopez on Language as Part of Patient Care

PASM participants in a conference room at Space Center Houston watch a projection screen showing a Soyuz rocket lifting off, with U.S. and Texas flags flanking the screen.

Commercial Space Day Shows Where Aerospace Medicine Can Lead

Dr. Cara Pennel smiles outdoors beside palm plants.

Cara Pennel and the Practice of Public Health