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Through the years, friends of UT Southwestern have been steadfast supporters contributing to the institution’s progress and growth. Outdoing themselves once again, our benefactors made significant gifts in 2022 – both large and small – to advance these efforts, including helping the Medical Center reach its $1 billion goal for brain research and care.

As the challenges of the pandemic continued into 2023, UT Southwestern became even more steadfast in efforts to engage, inform, and connect with the community.

With the pandemic slowly subsiding in 2022, educational activities at UT Southwestern returned to the days when learners interacted in person for the most part – resuming a sense of community many had missed.

In 2021, the challenges of working during the ongoing pandemic didn’t keep UTSW scientists from missing a beat.

Three new facilities opened or broke ground to enhance care options for patients, including construction of The Texas Behavioral Health Center at UT Southwestern in December, addition of a new facility to treat cancer patients in November, and opening of UT Southwestern Medical Center at RedBird in August.

This past year offered more proof of that impact, including approval of a first-in-kind drug to treat a rare autoimmune disease that evolved from UTSW basic research to a finding that mechanical hearts can spur regeneration in dormant parts of failing hearts.

Two UTSW researchers elected to 2023 National Academy of Sciences

Overview of the Division of Digestive and Liver Diseases in the Department of Internal Medicine at UT Southwestern.

UT Southwestern offers a two-year Clinical Informatics Fellowship through the Department of Pediatrics to physicians who are certified by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) or board-eligible in one of the ABMS primary specialties. The fellowship provides a broad clinical informatics experience and is supported by the Clinical Informatics Center.

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