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About
UT-Houston Medicine
UT-Houston Medicine is published twice a year by the The University
of Texas Medical School at Houston.
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Bryant Boutwell, Dr.P.H.
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Dr. Michael Burgess,
'77, is the Republican nominee for the 26th Congressional District
in Texas. He is a Highland Village obstetrician.
Dr. Melissa Hudson, '83, has been promoted
to full professor of pediatric oncology at St. Jude's Hospital.
Dr. Whit Howard, '84, just finished a three-year
tour at the Naval Hospital Puerto Rico as the family medicine
department head, then director of clinical services. He is now
stationed at the Naval Hospital Pensacola as a staff family
practitioner at the family practice residency program.
Dr. Harold A. Condara, Jr., '85, recently changed
practice location to the Cardiology Associates of Houston, which
is located adjacent to Memorial Hermann-Memorial City Hospital.
Dr. Suzie Snyder, '87, returned to Kenya last
year with her husband, Dave, and daughters, Rebekah, 11, and
Lauren, 8, to serve their third term with the Maasai with Christian
Missionary Fellowship. Suzie supervises fourth-year medical
students and residents who come to work at the missionary from
Vanderbilt University Medical Center, where she is an assistant
clinical professor in internal medicine and pediatrics.
Dr. Shervin C. Dean, '93, who lives in Enfield,
New Hampshire, has authored a medical thriller, "Ransoming Hector,"
about a psychologist who devises a brain treatment for violent
criminals. The book may be purchased through Amazon.com.
Dr. Emily Bacon Dean, '98, moved to San Antonio
to join EPA - a group of 38 emergency physicians staffing the
Baptist hospitals. Emily and her husband, Bryan, proudly announce
the birth of their son, Parker Elliott Dean, who was born May
20, 2002. He joins big sister Abigail, who is 3.
Dr. Matt Holland, '98, and his wife, Eliza,
announce the birth of their son, Harris, who was born June 9,
2002. The family is moving to Tucson, Ariz., now that Matt and
Eliza have completed their residences and will join private
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Dr.
Lisa Moore, '98, of Los Angeles, Calif., is the new
mother of twin girls, Abigail and Madeline Brown, who were born |
March 3, 2001. She also is the recipient
of a 2002 Endocrine Fellows Foundation research grant.
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Dubravk a Milas Tollison, '98, married Thomas Tollison
Nov. 3, 2001. Dubravka works in Phoenix, Ariz., as a family
physician. The wedding was attended by several UT-Houston graduates.
Her maid of
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honor,
Dr. Mira Milas, '94, is now an endocrine
surgeon at the Cleveland Clinic. Her brother and groomsman,
Dr. Zvonimir Milas, '00, is a general surgery
resident at Emory. Her bridesmaid, Dr. Veronica Spellings,
'98, has accepted a med/peds private practice in Eugene, Oregon.
Also in attendance was Dr. Annie Khan, '98, who is doing a
pediatric anesthesia fellowship at The Children's Hospital
in Dallas; Dr.Tala Dajani,'98, who is doing
a pediatric endocrinology fellowship in Phoenix, and Dr.
Stephanie Garcia, '98, who works as a hospitalist
in Phoenix.
Dr. Terryr Harper, '99, is the winner of
the 2002 Henry C. Fordham Award, which is given annually to
a resident by the Whitehead Medical Society Council in recognition
of patience, humility, and devotion to medicine. Dr. Harper
joined Surgeon General David Satcher on the stage at the University
of North Carolina Medical School graduation. She is doing
her residency in obstetrics/gynecology.
Dr. Theresa Harrington, resident alumna,
'99, was accepted to the Centers for Disease Control's twoyear
Epidemic Intelligence Service Fellowship. She moved from Austin
to Atlanta in July and was assigned to work with the State
Health Department in Mississippi in August with the U.S. Public
Health Service.
Dr. Carmen Espinoza Santoyo, '99, just finished
her residency at UT-San Antonio and started private practice
with Dr. Isairis Fernandes in Houston in
July.
Dr. Mike McInnis, '00, was chosen to serve
as chief resident for internal medicine at Presbyterian Hospital
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Dr. James Edward Andrew, ' May 21, 2002, in
Woodland Hills, Calif., after a motor vehicle accident. He did
a residency at Columbia University in New York and was boarded
in pathology and dermatopathology.
Dr . Mary Margaret Poage, '88, passed away
May 7, 2002.
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Dr.
Marnie Alexis Rose, '00, lost her battle with brain
cancer Aug. 23, 2002. She was a pediatric resident at UT-Houston.
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Dr. Jean Glowacki, '90, died 2002, from
squamous cell carcinoma. She was living in Menlo Park, and
was an obstetrician/gynecologist at Stanford.
Dr. Jason Clay Sefcik, '89
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