The Texas Health Journal is an ongoing digital effort to tell the story of how the 14 institutions that make up the University of Texas System are improving the health of the people of Texas and expanding the base of health knowledge and practice on a national and international scale.
More broadly, the Texas Health Journal mission is to facilitate the awareness, conversation, communication and collaboration that are essential to every aspect of health, from face-to-face encounters between doctors and patients to multi-institutional research projects to population level analyses of big data sets. We're all in this together, and the Texas Health Journal is a small part of the larger dedication of the UT System to improving the lives of Texans and people all over the world through education, research and health care.
Texas Health Journal is also dedicated to training the next generation of health communicators, and to that end is staffed primarily by graduate students in journalism and design from the UT System Population Health Scholars program. To learn more about the program, and how to apply, .
Past issues

Health Promotion
March 2019
Health Care Workforce Development
January 2019

Veteran’s Health
November 2018

Child Protection
October 2018

Heart Health
August 2018

Opioids
June 2018

Flu
April 2018

Rural Health
January 2018

Making Work Safe
November 2017

The Forever War
September 2017

Our Tobacco Future
July 2017

Mental Health
February 2019

Top 10 Stories
December 2018

THJ Extra: Child Protection
October / November 2018

Big Data
September 2018

Traumatic Brain Injury
July 2018

Maternal & Infant Health
May 2018

Childhood Obesity
February/March 2018

Thanks for a Great Year
December 2017

When the Storm Came
October 2017

The Promise of Genomics
August 2017

Precision Medicine
June 2017
MASTHEAD
Publisher: David Lakey, MD
Editor: Daniel Oppenheimer
Managing Editor: Susan Kirtz, MPH
Designer: Em Karimifar
Reporters & Population Health Scholars: Ivy Ashe, Nabeeha Chaudhary, Katie Lundstrom, Alejandro Palacios