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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.

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

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

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

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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