University of Houston researchers, partnering with Fort Bend County Health & Human Services and PolicyMap, identify housing stability and quality of life as the strongest predictors of residents’ mental health.
A new report from the University of Houston, released in partnership with the Fort Bend County Department of Health and Human Services and PolicyMap, finds that housing instability is a powerful and consistent predictor of poor mental health outcomes among Fort Bend County residents.
A former student turned Professor of Practice, Ryan Moore represents a full-circle journey that reflects not only personal growth, but the broader mission of the college itself: to create meaningful, lasting impact in healthcare.
A nursing researcher at the Andy & Barbara Gessner College of Nursing has created a scale that measures whether lactating mothers’ psychological needs are being met, providing a tool to improve both breastfeeding outcomes and postpartum well-being.
A new report from the University of Houston, released in partnership with the Fort Bend County Department of Health and Human Services and PolicyMap, finds that housing instability is a powerful and consistent predictor of poor mental health outcomes among Fort Bend County residents.
University of Houston researchers, partnering with Fort Bend County Health & Human Services and PolicyMap, identify housing stability and quality of life as the strongest predictors of residents’ mental health.
A former student turned Professor of Practice, Ryan Moore represents a full-circle journey that reflects not only personal growth, but the broader mission of the college itself: to create meaningful, lasting impact in healthcare.
A nursing researcher at the Andy & Barbara Gessner College of Nursing has created a scale that measures whether lactating mothers’ psychological needs are being met, providing a tool to improve both breastfeeding outcomes and postpartum well-being.
The University of Houston’s Sugar Land campus formally welcomed its new Cougar statue on April 21, bringing one of the university’s most recognizable traditions to Fort Bend County.
More than 120 supporters, faculty and staff of the University of Houston gathered at its Sugar Land Campus to celebrate the grand opening of its newest building.