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Detailed information regarding the the research in Lipodystrophy within the Division of General Internal Medicine at UT Southwestern.

Information for potential patients and enrollees for specific studies in the area of Lipodystrophy at UT Southwestern.

The Department of Internal Medicine at UT Southwestern Medical Center seeks academically motivated, fellowship-trained, full-time faculty to fill available positions.

UT Southwestern provides postdoctoral trainees with the skills, opportunities, and encouragement to become true problem-solvers in the biological, physical, computational, and behavioral sciences.

News Study reveals cellular recycling process key to human health February 03, 2025 UTSW-led research team uses cryo-EM to show how protein receptors return to a cell’s surface Research could lead to treatments for obesity, extreme weight loss June 13, 2024 Interplay of intestinal bacteria, host cell…

Resources Registry and Biorepository for the Study of Intestinal Immune Disorders Established in 2011, this ongoing study has recruited nearly 2,000 patients and collected close to 12,000 samples to facilitate translational discoveries. Led initially by Dr. Burstein, and currently led by Dr. Fudman, …

Announcements Cutrell Named Residency Program Director August 25, 2026 James “Brad” Cutrell, M.D., a Professor in the Division of Infectious Diseases and Geographic Medicine, has been named Program Director of the Internal Medicine Residency, succeeding Salahuddin “Dino” Kazi, M.D., a Professor in th…

Alumni News Former Faculty Member and GI Fellow Begins Tenure as AGA Institute President May 26, 2026 Byron Cryer, former Faculty and GI Fellow Begins Tenure as AGA Institute President Former Resident Receives Young Author Achievement Award March 17, 2026 Gates Colbert, M.D., a former Resident, recei…

From its inception in 1983, the Division has conducted extensive research to define the problems of and develop solutions to hospital-acquired (nosocomial) infections.

The Community Medicine Unit is dedicated to preventing and reducing the disproportionate burden of disease affecting vulnerable communities.