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UT Southwestern is the No. 1 health care institution in the world for publishing high-quality scientific research, according to the Nature Index.

Metabolism Research Leads to HHMI Selection

Dr. Ralph DeBerardinis has become the 15th HHMI Investigator at UT Southwestern.

Dr. Donald W. Seldin, 'Intellectual Father' of UT Southwestern: 1920-2018

Building on the first 75 years, UT Southwestern in the years ahead can transform the health of our community and worldwide through the discoveries that will be made, the care delivered, and the education and training that will remain a cornerstone of our institution.

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Dr. Madhukar Trivedi: The Depression Initiative

“Depression is a brain disease to which we have not paid enough attention. It’s common. It can be measured. And it can be treated.”

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Investigations into cancer, neuroscience, heart disease and stroke, and many other fields keep UT Southwestern at the forefront of medical progress.

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UT Southwestern ranked world’s No. 1 academic medical center for published research

UT Southwestern Medical Center is the No. 1 academic medical center in the world for publishing high-quality scientific research, according to the Nature Index 2018 Annual Tables.

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Dr. Donald W. Seldin, ‘intellectual father’ of UT Southwestern, dies at 97

The enduring contributions of Dr. Seldin, Professor and Chairman Emeritus of Internal Medicine, placed him among the most distinguished academic medical educators in the history of internal medicine.

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International research team finds brain changes linked to sleep need

UT Southwestern ranked world’s No. 1 academic medical center for published research

Zebrafish expose tumor pathway in childhood muscle cancer

Teens should be routinely screened for depression

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Jun 18 Otolaryngology Skull Base Grand Rounds
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Jun 18 Vascular and Endovascular Surgery Conference
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Jun 18 Coagulation Conference
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UT Southwestern Medical School Reflections

Juan Herrejon immigrated to the U.S. from Mexico with a dream of becoming a doctor. He’s now the first in his family to graduate from college. Darlene King is, too. She left a career in mechanical engineering to become a psychiatrist.

Head for the Cure

An incurable cancer. It’s a dreaded phrase physicians and researchers at UT Southwestern are intent on erasing from our vocabulary. With the evolution of the Peter O’Donnell Jr. Brain Institute, we’re making great strides in defeating brain cancer step by step.

New surgical technique gives a grandfather hope for the future

An East Texas man has become just the second patient in the United States and seventh in the world to have an aneurysm near his heart repaired in a completely new way at UT Southwestern.

EEGs help identify effective treatments for depression patients

Results are coming in after the world's largest depression study, and they could change the field of medicine. Up to two-thirds of depression patients do not respond to their first treatment. UT Southwestern researchers are working to eliminate antidepressant trial and error.

New mom treated by UTSW overcomes rare genetic disease

Becoming a mother was her greatest joy, but just days after giving birth to her daughter, Jessica Hitt’s mental state was severely affected by a rare genetic disorder. She became delirious, agitated, and hysterical. UT Southwestern researchers and physicians were able to quickly diagnose and treat the disease, and now she’s looking forward to expanding her family.

Leading the Way in Research

Metabolism Research Leads to HHMI Selection

Dr. Donald W. Seldin, 'Intellectual Father' of UT Southwestern: 1920-2018

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UT Southwestern ranked world’s No. 1 academic medical center for published research

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Dr. Donald W. Seldin, ‘intellectual father’ of UT Southwestern, dies at 97

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International research team finds brain changes linked to sleep need

UT Southwestern ranked world’s No. 1 academic medical center for published research

Zebrafish expose tumor pathway in childhood muscle cancer

Teens should be routinely screened for depression

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UT Southwestern Medical School Reflections

Head for the Cure

New surgical technique gives a grandfather hope for the future

EEGs help identify effective treatments for depression patients

New mom treated by UTSW overcomes rare genetic disease

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