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The City of Austin recently honored Dr. Michael Brode for Long COVID Awareness Day. As medical director of our Post-COVID-19 Program, he delivers evidence-based, person-centered care for patients navigating long-term symptoms. @austintexasgov

In just 5 years, the Texas Center for Pediatric & Congenital Heart Disease has performed 50 pediatric heart transplants and earned a No. 10 national ranking. That means access to specialized care for the youngest Texans. bit.ly/47Lhysj

When CJ’s heart condition was diagnosed before birth, his parents feared they’d need to leave Central Texas for care. Instead, they found seamless, team-based care close to home at the Texas Center for Pediatric and Congenital Heart Disease. CJ’s story: bit.ly/3N7iFLT

Led by Dr. Charles Fraser Jr., the Texas Center for Pediatric & Congenital Heart Disease team expanded clinical infrastructure, recruited talent & established capabilities to perform the region's 1st pediatric heart transplant, changing outcomes & lives in Central TX & beyond.

Dr. Aliza Norwood is taking the #TEDxUTAustin stage on 3/8. Her work reflects the power of integrated, person-centered care, ensuring patients with complex needs receive coordinated support close to home. We’re proud to see her representing the future of care in Central Texas.

UT Health Austin is proud to be ranked among @Newsweek’s Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers of 2026. This recognition reflects our team's commitment to providing the highest quality outpatient surgical care in Central Texas.

For Chelsey Ortman, M.D., every case of pediatric epilepsy is an opportunity to rethink what’s possible. The goal of her deeply technical work is profoundly human: to give every child the best chance at a healthier future. bit.ly/4tahXOc

Jon Willie, M.D., is changing adult epilepsy care for the better as the leader of UT Health Austin’s new Functional Neurosurgery Clinic. The practice is redefining what’s possible for patients with epilepsy and other complex neurological conditions. bit.ly/4teINVy

50 UT Health Austin physicians have been named @Austin_Monthly 2026 Top Doctors! This peer-nominated honor reflects our team’s dedication to advancing the delivery of exceptional care in Central Texas. bit.ly/4jwWKd0

Best of 2025: Baby William was the youngest patient to ever receive a Berlin heart device, thanks to world-class care at the Texas Center for Pediatric and Congenital Heart Disease, a clinical partnership between UT Health Austin and @dellchildrens. bit.ly/4j3YOJ9

Best of 2025: The most vulnerable Texans can now get world-class, complex care right here in Austin at the Texas Center for Pediatric and Congenital Heart Disease, thanks to Central Texans’ investment in academic medicine. bit.ly/4j95eH2

Best of 2025: The Institute for Cardiovascular Health made history this year as the 2nd center globally to perform major aortic surgery using a carbon dioxide flushing technique for stent grafts, reducing risk & improving patient outcomes. @ascensionseton bit.ly/4bqwrRB

Best of 2025: This year, UT Health Austin Pediatric Neurosciences at @dell_childrens ranked in the top 25 for pediatric neurology & neurosurgery by @usnews, a testament to the power of the team’s unique approach. bit.ly/4p17tNZ

Best of 2025: When Kelli found out her mom, Julie, needed a kidney transplant, she immediately offered hers, kickstarting a kidney donation chain that saved multiple lives, including her mom’s. bit.ly/3KZEZGe

We're resharing some of our most popular stories of 2025, like that of Dr. Kirby Taylor, resident in the Mitchel and Shannon Wong Eye Institute. Doctors like Taylor are meeting Central Texas’s need for advanced eye care. #BestOf2025 bit.ly/4iURhMC

This year, 10 in 100,000 women will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer. About half will not survive. Yvette Williams-Brown, M.D., one of our gynecologic oncologists, shares warning signs and when to see a doctor: bit.ly/3LwLKz8

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Small symptoms can lead to big health impacts if left unchecked. Endocrinologist Sowmya Boddhula, M.D., explains how early care for hormone-related conditions can prevent complications and support better outcomes for patients. bit.ly/47BDjuW

The No. 10 pediatric cardiology program. A top 25 pediatric neurology & neurosurgery program. Five more nationally ranked programs at @dellchildrens. This is what academic medicine in action looks like. Explore the future of health ⬇️ bit.ly/3J1ppsQ