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On April 11, as part of the President’s Lecture Series, Dr. Albin, a certified culinary medicine specialist, will discuss “A Delicious Antidote: The Current & Future Landscape of Food as Medicine.”

A work of art inspired by the ranches of Far West Texas now sits in the shade of two live oak trees near Dr. Donald Seldin Plaza. The sculpture, created by acclaimed painter and sculptor Christopher Wool, stands 15 feet tall against a backdrop of the Eugene McDermott Academic Administration Building.

The program, called Extending Maternal Care After Pregnancy (eMCAP), is unique because it is community based and extends the time that women receive care after delivery from 60 days to 12 months, said Dr. David B. Nelson, Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at UT Southwestern.

The 12-story third tower at William P. Clements Jr. University Hospital opened in January, furthering UT Southwestern’s position as a leading provider of health care and broadening opportunities to integrate research and education with clinical care.

Meet the employees honored at this year's Quarter Century Club virtual celebration

Once every three months, six employees within in our hospital and clinics are honored for exemplifying excellence and professionalism in all they do.

Aston renovation enhances space for clinical research

The School of Health Professions recently celebrated its white coat ceremony for students in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program. Earning the white coat marks when D.P.T. students transition from pre-clinical study in the classroom to hands-on clinical training.

Young Frederick Bonte spent his early years in Reading, Pennsylvania, yet he moved often with his family because his father, a metallurgical engineer, was assigned to various steel plants during the Great Depression.

As an arctic blast plunged temperatures near zero for days last week, researchers on UT Southwestern’s South Campus worked feverously in laboratories to lower temperatures even further.