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Los Angeles Times - Promising obesity-drug candidate destroys bone, studies say (Feb 10, 2012)
A compound that looked to be a possible wonder drug for obesity and metabolic disease, such as diabetes, may not make it to store shelves. Read More

Dallas Morning News - Women's health symposium focused on every stage of life (Feb. 6, 2012)
Whether you’re worried about a child with food allergies or caring for an aging parent, UT Southwestern’s Carolyn P. Horchow Women's Health Symposium is designed to interest you. Read More

KDAF-TV (CW 33) - Brain test may revolutionize care for brain tumor patients (Feb 7, 2012)
Dr. Elizabeth Maher and Dr. Changho Choi of UT Southwestern looked at brain imaging on a computer screen that until recently would not have told the complete story. Watch Video

KDFW-TV (Fox 4) - Rethinking your morning routine (Feb 7, 2012)
Some of the most common morning routines can actually be counter-productive, experts say — including a sudden loud alarm. Watch Video

Houston Chronicle - OpEd: Bold new ideas needed for treating Alzheimer's (Feb. 1, 2012)
A cardiologist wouldn't wait for a patient to have a heart attack before prescribing a statin drug to lower cholesterol. No oncologist would wait for a tumor to spread before attempting treatment. Read More

FW Star-Telegram: Health and the human spirit (Feb. 1, 2012)
After weeks of concentrating on a single movement, success came at last for Patrick Finney. Dr. Elliot Frohman, director of the multiple sclerosis program at UT Southwestern, comments. Read More

 

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