Julian Gill, Houston Chronicle

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Past articles by Julian:

For some cancer patients, where they live impacts survival. A Houston provider wants to help.

Oncology Consultants, a Houston cancer care provider, is trying to address the social barriers that prevent patients from coming to treatment. → Read More

Allergies already? Houston's warm weather has pollen returning earlier than usual

The Houston area's tree pollen count has been “extremely heavy” throughout the week. → Read More

Rep. Joaquin Castro's cancerous tumors are rare but manageable, experts say

About 12,000 Americans are diagnosed with neuroendocrine tumors each year. → Read More

Rep. Joaquin Castro's cancerous tumors are rare but manageable, Houston experts say

Joaquin Castro is one of about 12,000 Americans diagnosed with neuroendocrine tumors each year; about 175,000 people live with the tumors.. → Read More

A COVID lung transplant saved his life. A year later, a Houston dad wonders when he can start living.

It has been 15 months since Jesus Ceja Ceja's COVID infection forced him to undergo a double-lung transplant at Houston Methodist Hospital. → Read More

Houston Methodist Baytown ER closed after 'hazmat incident,' fire officials say

The emergency room at Houston Methodist Baytown is closed following a "hazmat incident," according to a Facebook post from the Baytown Fire Department. → Read More

TSU receives $2 million federal grant to research health equity in Houston's Third Ward

The money will help fund a new research institute at the university dedicated to urban... → Read More

MD Anderson researches fecal microbiome transplants for cancer therapy

Recent studies show gut microorganisms can help people respond to immunotherapy, which... → Read More

Toronto neurosurgeon tapped to lead Texas Children's, Baylor research into childhood brain cancer

Texas Children's announces new director of brain cancer research with hiring of Toronto neurosurgeon. → Read More

Houston urgently needs Spanish-speaking doctors, leaders say, as workforce shortage gets worse

Hispanics account for only 8 percent of licensed physicians in Texas and about 6 percent of registered nurses, according to licensing board data. → Read More

Nearly 70,000 Cigna members back in-network at St. Luke's Health, after months of negotiations

Nearly 70,000 Cigna members are back in-network with St. Luke’s Health after an agreement on a new contract following more than a year of negotiations. → Read More

Dr. Mary Bowden responds to dismissal of $25M Houston Methodist suit

Bowden is responding to the dismissal of her $25M lawsuit against Houston Methodist Hospital after it suspended her over her comments about COVID treatment. → Read More

Judge dismisses doctor's $25M case against Houston Methodist after COVID misinformation accusations

A state district judge has dismissed Dr. Mary Talley Bowden’s defamation lawsuit against Houston Methodist, which suspended the doctor’s privileges in 2021. → Read More

Doctor's COVID misinformation case against Houston Methodist update

Bowden, an ear, nose and throat specialist with a private practice in River Oaks, argues that the Texas Medical Center hospital damaged her reputation. → Read More

Annual COVID vaccines? Hotez, other Houston experts weigh in on FDA proposals

A Food and Drug Administration advisory committee on Thursday voted unanimously to use... → Read More

COVID hospitalizations drop in Houston, but XBB.1.5 still warrants caution, experts say

COVID-19 data from the Texas Medical Center this week suggests the current wave may be subsiding, though experts urge caution as the XBB.1.5 variant circulates. → Read More

Robotic heart surgery is becoming more popular in Houston. Is it the best option?

Robotic-assisted heart surgeries are becoming more popular in Houston, but doctors disagree over the usefulness of robotics compared to other minimally invasive options. → Read More

New 37-acre Texas Medical Center life sciences complex signs Baylor as first tenant

Baylor College of Medicine is the first tenant at TMC Helix Park, formerly known as TMC3, a 37-acre life sciences campus in the Texas Medical Center. → Read More

UTMB awarded $13M to create vaccines for Ebola, other viruses

The money covers a three-year period to develop mRNA vaccines for Ebola, Sudan, Marbug... → Read More

Abortion laws force Houston OB-GYN residents to learn outside Texas. Here’s what that means.

Abortion restrictions have forced Texas OB-GYN programs to send young doctors out of the state to learn about pregnancy termination, undermining reproductive health care. → Read More