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Urologists at UT Southwestern Medical Center are lighting up cancer better than ever before. They’re among the first in the country to combine blue-light technology with flexible cystoscopes to identify cancers that could have easily been missed.

As the opioid epidemic continues to spread across the country, Texas is taking some important steps in the battle, from improved monitoring of prescription painkillers to expanded programs to treat addiction. But as UT Southwestern pain management expert Dr. Carl Noe explains, the crisis cannot be solved until we educate more physicians and the public about real alternatives to these addictive pills.

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.

Study hopes to help patients outpace Alzheimer's disease

They moved to the United States as children and set their sights on helping others. Now two Nigerian brothers are about to realize their American dream and become physicians.

Medical student earns Best Abstract in Patient Safety Award

UTSW head chef prepares a heart healthy recipe for Valentine's Day

2019 UT Southwestern medical school graduation

The Dallas Chapter of The Links, Inc., will present Dr. Amy McIntosh, Dr. Shawna Nesbitt, and Dr. Kirsten Tulchin-Francis with 2019 Women Who STEAM Awards at an April 30 luncheon at the Belo Mansion.

Every 10 minutes, someone is added to the transplant waiting list. Organ donors are needed. Register to become a donor today: donatelifetexas.org/utsw