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In mid-June, Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center excitedly welcomed more than 20 students from Aldine ISD’s HEAL High Schoo
Community members are invited to make a lifesaving difference by donating blood at the Memorial Hermann The Woodlands
Recently, Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center held its annual Trauma Survivors Celebration, a heartwarming gathering of former patients who came to the hospital system on the verge of death and were nursed – and doctored – back to health th
Blummenfelt tops his own course best time finishing in 7:21:24 to capture the victory and remain unbeaten in Texas
The Memorial Hermann IRONMAN Texas event will bring significant traffic impacts across The Woodlands area on Saturday, April 18. Multiple major roadways
Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center recently recognized 31 area high school seniors at their annual Junior Volunteer appreciation dinner.
Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center and Angel Reach have partnered to open a direct pathway into health
Did you know? March 19th marks annual Certified Nurses Day—a day set aside to recognize the nurses who have made a deliberate investment
Family Friendly Event for ages 1-17 The 2026 Children’s Memorial Hermann IRONKIDS Texas Fun Run & Doggie Dash event is moving to Northshore Park,
For 26 years, Memorial Hermann's In the Pink of Health has stood as a beacon of hope for women facing breast and ovarian cancer across Montgomery County, and that commitment has never been stronger. Memorial Hermann In the Pink of Health is a group o
In February 2022, (then) 38-year-old Kathryn Moseley saw her primary care doctor complaining of stomach problems.
Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center has it’s very own Facility Dog named Kinson. He and his handler, Ashley Halland, LCSW, started the program
February is American Heart Month. Heart Disease can happen to anyone. National Wear Red Day was created to raise awareness of the risk of heart disease and stroke in women.