Features

Lots of sons follow their father into the family business. But occasionally, a father will follow the son. You’ll find both occurrences at UT Southwestern, where the Balches—father Charles and son Glen—work side by side as surgical oncologists. Read More

Milk quality impacts the health of newborns and might influence their development of chronic diseases in adulthood. Read More

If you need to contact your UT Southwestern doctor, renew a prescription, or request an office visit, there’s an app for that. Read More

Two studies by UT Southwestern's James Brugarolas, MD, PhD, represent important steps forward in kidney cancer research. Read More

Triggering a so-called “kiss-of-death” reaction within cancer cells is now within reach of the laboratories of two UT Southwestern researchers. Read More

Thomas F. Heyne, MD, a man of deep faith, is the 2012 recipient of the Ho Din Award – the highest honor given each year to a graduating UT Southwestern medical student. Read More

Using a systems biology approach, UT Southwestern researchers find that a surprisingly simple Read More

Kangaroo Care, a technique that involves placing a newborn on a parent’s chest, has been shown to have positive physiological and neurological effects on babies, particularly pre-term ones. Read More

Eighty-one UT Southwestern medical and graduate students have been recognized for community service with the President’s Volunteer Service Awards. Read More

Doctors making house calls seems like a chapter from history. But even in today’s high-tech world, some physicians do visit patients at home, with positive results. Read More