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Niederkorn to receive Proctor Medal for ophthalmology research

Grant from Mary Kay Foundation to fund breast cancer research

It’s a game-changing expansion in every sense of the meaning! UT Southwestern Medical Center neurosurgeons, anesthesiologists and hospital staff are stepping into virtual reality and helping to design the best space to their jobs. They’re seeing in 3D the high-tech space that will comprise the new 3rd tower at William P. Clements Jr. University Hospital.

Dallas Heart Walk 2018: Did our cameras catch you there? Published on: September 20, 2018 By: Staff Reports Tags: Life @UTSW Share: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Google Plus Share on LinkedIn Despite the pouring rain, UT Southwestern broke its record for participation…

Dave, Johnson named Dallas Admin Awards winners

New research suggests drinking more water may be women's best defense against bladder infections.

Nurse Residency photo gallery

Cullum elected President of Sports Neurological Society

Don't let fear of concussions keep kids out of sports

Successful businessman and father Glen Carter is in a very different place than he was a year ago today. Last holiday season, he was hearing voices, seeing visions, and sputtering thoughts about his imminent death. His condition was soon reversed, thanks to a correct diagnosis by a UT Southwestern physician of a rare disease first documented in the book and film ‘Brain on Fire.’