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The UTRGV School of Medicine’s South Texas Diabetes and Obesity Institute team of researchers continues its world-class biomedical research on diabetes, obesity, heart disease, ocular health, psychiatric disease, osteoporosis, and infectious diseases like Chagas disease and tuberculosis. (UTRGV Archive Photo by Veronica Gaona.)

UTRGV’s South Texas Diabetes and Obesity Institute working to bring attention...

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Charles E. Begley

Begley Contributes to Global Epilepsy Projects

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School of Medicine residents, medical students participate in Operation Lone Star...

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Lizette Leal, International Programs specialist in the UTRGV Office of Global Engagement, shown here with baby Mia, makes full use of the university’s Mother-Friendly Worksite suites. The program provides nursing mothers with specially designated rooms that allow staff, faculty or student moms a safe, clean, private place to breastfeed or pump breast milk. Leal says being able to pump onsite during a workday eases her stress, helps her bonding process with her 5-month-old daughter, and has substantial benefits for the baby. (UTRGV Photo by Paul Chouy)

UTRGV Provides Nursing Mother Suites in Support of Mother-Friendly Worksite State...

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School of Medicine Celebrates Opening of UT Health RGV Pediatric Specialty

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The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley has established the multi-disciplinary UTRGV Center for Vector-Borne Disease (CVBD), a collaborative effort to develop a self-sustaining, research-focused center in South Texas that will study diseases like Zika, chikungunya and dengue. On April 9, the university hosted a panel event on the Edinburg Campus to formally announce and launch the center. Founding members of the CVBD are (from left) Dr. Teresa Feria Arroyo, Dr. Tamer Oraby, Dr. Erin Schuenzel, Dr. Beatriz Tapia, Dr. John M. Thomas II and Dr. Christopher J. Vitek. Speaking is Dr. Parwinder Grewal, UTRGV executive vice president of Research and Graduate Studies and former dean of the UTRGV College of Sciences. (UTRGV Photo by Silver Salas)

Center for Vector-Borne Disease to Address Illnesses Spread by Insects Opens

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The UT Health Rio Grande Valley Surgery and Women's Specialty Center, located at 614 Maco Drive in Harlingen

UT Health RGV, to open Surgery and Women’s Specialty Center in...

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Two Faculty Members of the School of Medicine Recognized by National...

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