The University of Texas Medical Branch has received a significant amount of funding. A record $180M in donations has been given to the institution.
The donations are intended to support heart care and research. This is a notable development for the medical branch.
Further details about the donations and their expected impact can be found through the Houston Chronicle, which reported on the story.
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