A world-class, life science complex that unites the best minds in medicine across 37 acres, with shared and proprietary research centers, multi-disciplinary laboratories, healthcare institutions, a hotel and conference center, retail, and a unique double-helix green space – totaling almost 3.7 million square feet of developed property.
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Texas A&M to build $550 million complex in Houston's Texas Medical Center
If you want to be a major health care player in this area, you’ve got to be in the Texas Medical Center.
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Houston's Life Sciences Sector Expected to Launch in 2020
The TMC3 expansion project is a 37-acre research and development campus in the Texas Medical Center, where large hospital and educational institutions can work alongside private companies on healthcare-focused innovation. The project will break ground in the first quarter of 2020 and is slated for completion in 2022.
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The Texas Medical Center is working to build institutes that foster collaboration across all 61 member institutions. These institutes were selected following a strategic planning meeting in January 2014 during which member institutions CEOs, city and community leaders gathered to discuss the future of life sciences.
TMC Innovation is shaping the future of health care by uniting promising innovators with the best minds in science and medicine at the member institutions of the Texas Medical Center. By supporting entrepreneurs as they broaden their vision and network, we help companies take their products from bench to bed.
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MD Anderson Cancer Center
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@ bcmhoustonDr. Orlando Garner and other experts share their experiences on the front lines as the pandemic surges. https://t.co/ZcwRRoxwTr #COVID19
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@ ishtmcSilent Nights: Grief, Stress, and Coping During the Holidays Wednesday, December 9, 2020 | 6:30-7:30pm Register Here: https://t.co/2BcvaDMxnU #ishtmc #spiritualityandhealth #mindbodymedicine #mindfulnessmeditation #interfaith #faithandmeaningimpacthealthandhealing
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MD Anderson Cancer Center
@ MDAndersonNewsDr. Vivek Subbiah weighs in on how the method of molecular profiling used in the NCI-MATCH clinical trial could be used to boost clinical trial enrollment. #EndCancer https://t.co/S1laXCOqa4
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Veterans Affairs
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Harris Health System
@ harrishealthDon’t let cancer sneak up on you. Get a free screening on Saturday, Dec. 12, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Call 281-454-0595 to schedule an appointment for a free mammogram and colorectal cancer screening. Space is limited, so call to make an appointment today. https://t.co/5FvFhoCjAn
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BCMHouston
@ bcmhoustonRT @BCMFromtheLabs: What did you do during the #COVID19 lockdown? The lab of Dr. @LynnZechiedrich, including C Hardee, M Arevalo-Soliz and…
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Harris Health System
@ harrishealthDr. Kenneth L. Mattox, chief of staff, Ben Taub Hospital, will step down after 31 years once a replacement is named. He has dedicated himself to developing and improving trauma care at Ben Taub and earned an impressive reputation as a trauma surgeon. https://t.co/KwyvAGAUxl
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Memorial Hermann
@ memorialhermannResearchers and clinicians at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (@UTHealth) are leading a clinical trial at Memorial Hermann-TMC aimed at preventing progression of COVID-19. Read more: https://t.co/TqAXTKFR1u https://t.co/h9RAQefyJb
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MD Anderson Cancer Center
@ MDAndersonNews6 questions about rapid COVID-19 tests, answered by our Dr. Micah Bhatti: https://t.co/UrrltTggBq @MMBhattiMD #COVID19 #EndCancer
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BCMHouston
@ bcmhoustonBaylor College of Medicine's @DrPaulKlotman discusses the current coronavirus surge, which began prior to Thanksgiving, and uses an early super spreader event as an example of how COVID-19 moves throughout communities. https://t.co/u6yfOHrORn #COVID19
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Veterans Affairs
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