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More than 1,000 people descended on T.J. Rusk Middle School recently to participate in the Ninth Annual United to Serve. Read More

A biomarker linked to heart problems in high-risk patients could increase the possibility of premature death in low-risk populations, and is especially high in African-Americans, a team of UT Southwestern Medical Center researchers has found. Read More

Taking advantage of a case-rich national cancer database as well as breast cancer tissue biopsied from patients at UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dr. Stina Singel has found that 92 percent of triple-negative breast cancers have a relatively high expressi Read More

Two studies identify the speed of translation as a potential new cause of genetic diseases. Read More

A UT Southwestern Medical Center postdoctoral researcher who runs an independent laboratory reports in Cell today that prions help transform winemaking yeast cells from unicellular to multicellular organisms in response to alcohol. Read More

Research conference fulfills founders’ vision. Read More

Nerves and excitement rule the day as the medical students in the Class of 2013 find out where they will serve their residencies. Read More

2013’s “Thinking Big” Attracts Brightest from Across Campus Read More

We are all familiar with our daily cycles of sleep and wakefulness, but did you know that almost every cell in our bodies contains a 24-hour biological clock known as a “circadian” clock? Read More

The Office of Global Health recently sponsored a special conference on adopting technology in a global health setting, bringing experts in public health, emergency medicine, biomedical technology, and infectious disease to UT Southwestern Medical Center. Read More