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"Hypophosphatasia" Speaker: Azucena Herrera Chancay, M.D. Clinical Fellow Division of Endocrinology UT Southwestern Medical Center About Azucena Herrera Chancay: Dr. Chancay received her medical education at Universidad Internacional del Ecuador and completed internal medicine residency training at Montefiore Medical Center Wakefield Campus. Her clinical interests include obesity, type 2 diabetes and its complications, and osteoporosis., powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform

Join us for a performance by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra in the lobby of Clements University Hospital., powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform

“Monogenic Peaks, Polygenic Terrain: Mechanisms of Autoimmunity from Rare Genetic Errors to Precision Therapy” Speaker: Elena Hsieh, M.D. Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Internal Medicine Division Chief, Allergy & Immunology UT Southwestern Medical Center About Elena Hsieh: Dr. Hsieh received her medical degree from the University of California San Francisco and completed pediatrics residency training at the University of California Los Angeles. She then received fellowship training in pediatric allergy and immunology at Stanford University. As an active physician-scientist specializing in inborn errors of immunity, with a focus on defining the molecular and cellular mechanisms that drive immune dysregulation. Her research leverages high-dimensional single-cell and multi-omic approaches to identify pathogenic pathways and translate these discoveries into precision, pathway-targeted therapies. Her work has led to the identification and mechanistic characterization of nove…

"Follow the Yellow Brick Road: Signaling Pathways from Clinical Enigma to Precision Therapy" Speaker: Elena Hsieh, M.D. Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Internal Medicine Division Chief, Allergy & Immunology UT Southwestern Medical Center About Elena Hsieh: Dr. Hsieh received her medical degree from the University of California San Francisco and completed pediatrics residency training at the University of California Los Angeles. She then received fellowship training in pediatric allergy and immunology at Stanford University. As an active physician-scientist specializing in inborn errors of immunity, with a focus on defining the molecular and cellular mechanisms that drive immune dysregulation. Her research leverages high-dimensional single-cell and multi-omic approaches to identify pathogenic pathways and translate these discoveries into precision, pathway-targeted therapies. Her work has led to the identification and mechanistic characterization of novel immune dysregulation…

Register Here When: August 27, 12:00pm - 1:00pm Where: South Campus D1.502 Who: Dr. Tama The Tama Thé is a Pediatric Emergency Physician and an AI Research Fellow with the National Board of Medical Examiners. He co-created the University of Kentucky's institutional AI literacy and skills curriculum, founded the AI Incubator at UK, and has grant-funded projects with the state government to use AI to provide data-driven, precision medicine across the commonwealth of Kentucky., powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform

Give a Little. Get a Cookie. Make a Big Impact. Stop by one of our SECC pop-up events across campus and at regional locations to support the Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC), now through Oct. 31. Whether you're making your donation for the first time or need a helping hand with the process, we're here to help. Enjoy fresh-baked chocolate chip and snickerdoodle cookies, meet Tia, UT Southwestern's Simmons Cancer Center therapy dog, and pick up SECC swag while supplies last. Employees who make a donation in person will receive a UT Southwestern tumbler. We can't wait to see you there!, powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform

Give a Little. Get a Cookie. Make a Big Impact. Stop by one of our SECC pop-up events across campus and at regional locations to support the Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC), now through Oct. 31. Whether you're making your donation for the first time or need a helping hand with the process, we're here to help. Plus, you'll enjoy fresh-baked chocolate chip and snickerdoodle cookies while you visit and SECC swag while supplies last. Employees who make a donation in person will receive a UT Southwestern tumbler. We can't wait to see you there!, powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform

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This live hybrid course (available for both in-person or virtual attendance) is designed to provide Esophageal/GI focused providers in interprofessional teams (Thoracic surgeons, general surgeons with esophageal/foregut interest, GI/GI surgeons, surgical oncologists, medical oncologists specializing in upper GI cancers, radiation oncologists, APPs, Nurses, or residents in thoracic or GI specialties) with a structured, high-quality educational experience that enhances clinical knowledge and technical skills in thoracic surgery. The course will also foster collaborative learning and strengthen interdisciplinary partnerships between internal thoracic specialists and external referring physicians and advanced practice providers. Attendees will observe a livestream surgical case with real time commentary, didactic presentations and interactive Q&A with content experts. Target Audience PhysiciansAdvance Practice ProvidersNursesFellowsResidentsMedical Students Learning Objectives 1. Describe current surgical…

Anesthesiology & Pain Management presents Grand Rounds: Legends of Anesthesia Annual Series Marcos Vidal Melo, M.D., Ph.D. Professor & Chairman Department of Anesthesiology University of Texas Medical Branch "Intraoperative Mechanical Ventilation: From Respiratory Physiology to Clinical Outcomes" This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM Please contact Brian Frasure if you have questions or concerns, powered by Localist, the Community Event Platform