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Gretchen Hoyer, M.D., receives the Dr. Richard Mays Smith Award

Parker Davis, M.D., receives the Eliot Goldings Award in Rheumatology

The military helps prepare service members to plan and respond to all kinds of threats and emergencies. In 2020, this skill has been invaluable. For veterans who transitioned to a career at UT Southwestern, that readiness training has guided them in the face of a global threat – the coronavirus crisis.

The objective of the William H. Snyder Endocrine Surgery Fellowship is to train future leaders in the field of endocrine surgery who can confidently manage the breadth and depth of simple and complex diseases of the thyroid, parathyroid, and adrenal glands.

For a second consecutive year, Match Day for UT Southwestern medical students and many others nationwide became a virtual event due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Dr. Stephen Spurgin, a UT Southwestern pediatric cardiology fellow, has been accepted into the Pediatric Scientist Development Program (PSDP), a highly competitive national program that helps pediatric doctors in training become skilled physician-scientists. A $200,000 grant from this program, sponsored by The Association of Medical School Pediatric Department Chairs and funded by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, will support Dr. Spurgin’s pediatric heart health research.

Dr. Bruce Mickey, a UT Southwestern neurosurgeon praised by many of his patients for his personal touch as well as his precise hands, has been named Professor Emeritus of Neurological Surgery.

The combination of coping with obesity, isolation, and stress can lead to increased substance use for some.

Meet the Endocrine Surgery faculty in the Department of Surgery at UT Southwestern.

The sounds of science filled the halls of UT Southwestern Medical Center at Frisco on Saturday, Feb. 8, as hundreds of wide-eyed children and their parents enjoyed an afternoon of medical discovery and amusements at the inaugural medIDEAS festival.