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An international research team led by a UT Southwestern scientist has identified a cause of and a possible treatment for Gorham-Stout disease, a painful, disfiguring, and life-threatening condition that destroys bone and can cause respiratory failure. The disease typically strikes children or young adults, leading to damage of affected bones as they are invaded and taken over by lymphatic vessels. Bones in the skull, jaw, shoulder, rib cage, and pelvis are the most commonly affected.

UT Southwestern’s nurses were once again honored for excellence Sept. 15 as the Medical Center earned redesignation as a Magnet organization from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC).

Peggy Joyce Whalley, M.D., a Professor Emeritus of Obstetrics and Gynecology at UT Southwestern whose pioneering work with high-risk pregnancies saved thousands of expectant mothers and their offspring during a 32-year career at the medical center, died July 6 in Austin. She was 94.

Spend time around the military and you’ll notice service members talk about their work differently. For starters, they don’t call it a job. Instead, they use words like duty, service, and mission. Speak with enough educators and you’ll notice something similar.

Institutional Service Award

Mentoring Award

Rising Star Award

Program Development Award

Trainees in UT-StARR Mary Gwin, M.D. Residency Program: Internal Medicine UT-StARR Program: 2023-2024 PI Mentor: David Gerber, M.D. and Lance Terada, M.D. Project: Predicting pulmonary toxicities of immunotherapy Stephanie Moreno, M.D., M.S. Residency Program: Internal Medicine UT-StARR Program: 2022…

UT Southwestern faculty members who have been named Texas Health Resources Clinical Scholars.