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UTSW performs first HIV-positive-to-HIV-positive organ transplant in Texas - CT Plus - UT Southwestern

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Less than three weeks after getting on an organ transplant list for HIV-positive patients, John Welch got the call. A liver was available from a deceased donor, and it was an excellent match.

Program Development Award - CT Plus - UT Southwestern

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Program Development Award

Specialized surgery is safe, even in a pandemic - CT Plus - UT Southwestern

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In March, the clock was ticking for Lee Carver. Tests revealed a mass on her pancreas that could turn into cancer. Pancreatic cancer has the fourth highest mortality rate for both men and women – but expert surgical removal of the mass could stop cancer from ever developing.

Ethics Program Faculty

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Ethics Program Faculty and their lectures, Academic Colleges Ethics Facilitators, Affiliated Faculty and Staff

Institutional Service Award

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Institutional Service Award

In Memoriam: Edith Jones O’Donnell, a cherished friend and transformative supporter of UT Southwestern

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Edith Jones O’Donnell, renowned for her commitment to arts and education and a pivotal figure in helping transform UT Southwestern Medical Center through extraordinary support from the O’Donnell Foundation she founded with husband Peter O’Donnell, Jr., passed away on Nov. 14. She was 94. Together and through the Foundation they established in 1957, Edith and Peter O’Donnell have supported some of the most innovative and impactful programs at the Medical Center.

By embracing innovation, Dr. Hak Choy has built one of the nation’s leading centers for radiation oncology treatment - UT Southwestern - CT Plus

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When Dr. Choy joined UTSW as Chair of Radiation Oncology in 2003, the Department had eight faculty members. It has since grown to more than 70 faculty members today. Meanwhile, patient volume has increased five-fold, with 3,500 patients served during the most recent fiscal year. In addition, a heightened emphasis on the education and training of future radiation oncologists has attracted highly qualified applicants.

UT Southwestern pauses campus reopening plan as COVID-19 cases rise

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As COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations stabilized in North Texas, UT Southwestern launched a phased reopening of operations that had been suspended due to the outbreak – resuming nonemergency patient procedures, restarting near-shuttered research labs, and finding new ways to train the next generation of health care providers and scientists during a pandemic.

Match Day 2019: Student spotlights

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Match Day 2019: Student spotlights

Perot Foundation $25 million gift accelerates brain science

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Since the 1980s, the Perot Foundation has contributed more than $93 million to UT Southwestern, sparking innovation across campus. The Foundation’s recent $25 million gift to support neuroscience translational research will help the Peter O’Donnell Jr. Brain Institute move science more quickly from the research bench to the patient’s bedside and transform discoveries into improved and innovative drugs, devices, and treatments.

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