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Monroe Dunaway Anderson, cotton broker, philanthropist and namesake of Houston’s MD Anderson Cancer Center #texashistory #mdandersoncancercenter #houstontx #galveston #htx #texas #tennessee #philanthropy #history
At MD Anderson, we offer more than just world-class cancer care. Explore these featured amenities to make your visit more comfortable and enjoyable. Tap the link in our bio to learn more. #Houston #PatientCare #MDAnderson #MDAndersonCancerCenter #EndCancer
Thank you, MD Anderson, for making us feel so welcome and supported! What a great first visit. 🥰🙏🏻🤍🧠 #betonjosh #mdandersoncancercenter #cancer #braincancer #powerteam
Sometimes, we all need a quiet moment. Watch to see some of your favorite places to relax at MD Anderson. Tap the link in our bio to learn more about these locations. #Relax #Houston #Hospital #MDAnderson #MDAndersonCancerCenter #EndCancer
🔥Your immune system is deeply connected to your gut. That’s what led me into researching the microbiome—and one specific bacteria that kept showing up in cancer immunotherapy research: 🦠 Akkermansia muciniphila. Researchers at MD Anderson and other institutions began studying how certain gut bacteria may influence: ✅ Immune signaling ✅ Inflammation balance ✅ Gut barrier integrity ✅ T-cell activation ✅ Response to immunotherapy And honestly… the more I studied the gut, the more convinced I became: 🔥 Terrain matters. 📚 Research Highlights: • A landmark study published in Science found that higher levels of Akkermansia muciniphila were associated with improved responses to checkpoint inhibitor therapies in some cancer patients. → (Routy et al., Science, 2018) • Researchers continue exploring how gut microbiome diversity may influence immune resilience and inflammation. That changed the way I approached healing. Because I stopped viewing food as just calories… and started seeing it as information for my microbiome. 🌱 Foods I Personally Focused On To Support Gut Terrain: ✅ Pomegranate ✅ Cranberries ✅ Garlic ✅ Green tea ✅ Chicory root + prebiotic fibers ✅ Fermented foods ✅ Strategic fasting protocols Why? Because these foods may help support: 🛡️ Gut barrier integrity 🔥 Lower inflammation ⚡ Microbial diversity 🧠 Immune communication pathways And one of the biggest lessons I learned was this: You don’t build resilience with one “miracle supplement.” You build it by consistently creating an internal environment where the body can function the way it was designed to. 🧪 Want my Resilience Terrain Blueprint? Comment “PROTOCOL” 📘 Want weekly gut + detox education? Comment “EMAIL” 💬 Want personalized support from my team? Comment “CONSULT” 📩 Check your DMs for the links. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This information is for educational purposes only and reflects personal experience #DrPeteSulack #Akkermansia #mdanderson #GutHealth #BrainCancerSurvivor
Visitando a nuestro hermano en el MD Anderson, uno de los hospitales de cáncer más grandes del mundo. 🏥✨ 📍 𝐃𝐞𝐫𝐦𝐚-𝐎 𝐂𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐢𝐜; Av. Cerro de las Mitras 2411, Obispado, 64060, Mty, NL 📞 81-4445-0303 𝗗𝗿𝗮. 𝗔𝗹𝗲𝗷𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗿𝗮 𝗱𝗲 𝗹𝗮 𝗢 👩🏻⚕️ Cédula profesional: 11584599 UANL ✨ Cédula especialidad: 14430427 UANL 📄 COFEPRIS: 2519012002A00148 𝗗𝗿𝗮. 𝗡𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮 𝗱𝗲 𝗹𝗮 𝗢 👩🏻⚕️ Cédula profesional: 10493703 UANL ✨ Cédula especialidad Pediatría: 13190143 UANL ✨ Cédula especialidad Dermatología Pediátrica: 13457124 UNAM 📄 COFEPRIS: 2519015036X00239 #MDAnderson #FamiliaDeMédicos #OrgulloMexicano #Dermanas #DermaOClinic
🔥Your immune system is deeply connected to your gut. That’s what led me into researching the microbiome—and one specific bacteria that kept showing up in cancer immunotherapy research: 🦠 Akkermansia muciniphila. Researchers at MD Anderson and other institutions began studying how certain gut bacteria may influence: ✅ Immune signaling ✅ Inflammation balance ✅ Gut barrier integrity ✅ T-cell activation ✅ Response to immunotherapy And honestly… the more I studied the gut, the more convinced I became: 🔥 Terrain matters. 📚 Research Highlights: • A landmark study published in Science found that higher levels of Akkermansia muciniphila were associated with improved responses to checkpoint inhibitor therapies in some cancer patients. → (Routy et al., Science, 2018) • Researchers continue exploring how gut microbiome diversity may influence immune resilience and inflammation. That changed the way I approached healing. Because I stopped viewing food as just calories… and started seeing it as information for my microbiome. 🌱 Foods I Personally Focused On To Support Gut Terrain: ✅ Pomegranate ✅ Cranberries ✅ Garlic ✅ Green tea ✅ Chicory root + prebiotic fibers ✅ Fermented foods ✅ Strategic fasting protocols Why? Because these foods may help support: 🛡️ Gut barrier integrity 🔥 Lower inflammation ⚡ Microbial diversity 🧠 Immune communication pathways And one of the biggest lessons I learned was this: You don’t build resilience with one “miracle supplement.” You build it by consistently creating an internal environment where the body can function the way it was designed to. 🧪 Want my Resilience Terrain Blueprint? Comment “PROTOCOL” 📘 Want weekly gut + detox education? Comment “EMAIL” 💬 Want personalized support from my team? Comment “CONSULT” 📩 Check your DMs for the links. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This information is for educational purposes only and reflects personal experience #DrPeteSulack #Akkermansia #mdanderson #GutHealth #BrainCancerSurvivor
One year. Countless lessons. Lifelong friendships. Grateful for the privilege of training at MD Anderson alongside incredible attendings who lead with excellence, humility, and compassion. Thank you for pushing us to become better physicians, better pain proceduralists, and better people. From challenging cases to late nights, conferences, laughs, and unforgettable memories, this fellowship has been one of the most rewarding chapters of our careers. Here’s to the MDA Pain Fellowship Class of 2026. Forever grateful. ❤️ #MDAnderson #PainFellowship #ClassOf2026 #PainMedicine #Grateful
Franks MD Anderson follow up appointment Day 1. #mdandersoncancercenter #houston #fyp #followup #cancersurvivor
The Texas Medical Center (TMC) in Houston is the largest medical complex in the world. Spanning 54 member institutions and over 54 million square feet, it operates as a massive "city within a city," serving over 10 million patient encounters annually. •Campus Scale & Patient VolumeMassive Footprint: TMC covers roughly 1,345 acres just south of downtown Houston, making it the 8th largest business district in the United States. •Daily Traffic: The campus welcomes over 160,000 visitors and employees every single day. •High Volume Care: It facilitates 10,000+ patient beds, 750,000 ER visits, and 180,000+ surgeries annually. Additionally, one baby is born at TMC every 20 minutes. •World-Renowned InstitutionsCancer Care: Home to the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, frequently ranked as the top cancer hospital in the world. •Pediatrics: Houses Texas Children’s Hospital, the largest children’s hospital in the United States.Notable Hospitals: Includes Houston Methodist, Memorial Hermann, and the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center. •Medical & Scientific MilestonesHeart Transplants: Dr. Denton Cooley performed America’s first successful heart transplant and implanted the total artificial heart at TMC in the 1960s. •Life Flight: The first helicopter "Life Flight" transport system was pioneered at TMC in 1976. Research Hub: The campus hosts four medical schools, three nursing schools, and over 400 biotech/healthcare startups driving life science breakthroughs. •Economic Impact & GrowthEmployment: TMC employs over 120,000 individuals, comprising nearly 7% of the Houston-area workforce. •Ongoing Construction: With billions of dollars in active development projects—including the emerging TMC3 collaborative innovation campus—TMC is continuously expanding its footprint. #TexasMedicalCenter #ReliableSecurityPlus #SergeantHouston #HoustonBusiness #SecurityServices
Help save lives right here in Houston by donating blood. Some cancer patients rely on blood and platelet donations as part of their treatment. By donating through the UT MD Anderson Blood Bank, you’re helping ensure your donation goes directly to our patients. Be a lifesaver. Make an appointment or learn more at the link in bio. [Image description: Graphic with a lifebuoy in the water and text that reads: Be a Life Saver. Donate blood.]
UT MD Anderson Expands Global Oncology Efforts Through EPICC - Kathleen Schmeler @kmschmeler https://t.co/fvMAk9q7eP https://t.co/xyZFMeq0pa
