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Curious about weight loss medications like Ozempic, Wegovy or Mounjaro? Felipe De Jesus Flores, M.D., a UT Medicine primary care physician, explains how these FDA-approved drugs work, who they’re meant for, and why they’re not a quick fix. Learn how GLP-1 medications support long-term health goals, what to expect with side effects, and why a trusted doctor should guide the journey.

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51 UT Medicine Austin doctors recognized as Top Doctors in the January 2025 issue of Austin Monthly magazine.

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At UT Medicine Austin, deep specialization meets comprehensive care to deliver relief for complex digestive disorders.

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With expertise in liver and digestive health, Dr. Rayapati brings a thoughtful, patient-first approach to the Gastroenterology Clinic at UT Medicine.

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UT Medicine endocrinologist and lifestyle medicine specialist Dr. Sowmya Boddhula explains how early care for hormone-related conditions can prevent serious complications and support long-term health.

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