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Two innovative technologies – one hot, one cold – have made using hearts after circulatory death possible, tripling the length of time the organ is viable for transplant and expanding the pool of donor organs.

Scott M. Grundy, M.D., Ph.D., a Professor in the Center for Human Nutrition whose research on the metabolic determinants of atherosclerosis has been instrumental in formulating approaches to prevent and treat cardiovascular disease, died on Jan. 29.

The 2023 Q4 recipients of the Diana and Richard C. Strauss Service Excellence Awards work in areas spanning from Obstetrics and Gynecology and Labor and Delivery to Nutrition Services, Vascular Surgery, Clinical Education, and Cancer Genetics: Kimberly Nelson, Beverly Johnson Foster, Susana “Susie” Hernandez, Rashanda Eddington, Sherry-Ann Felice-Thorsell, and Heather Fisher.

Office of Institutional Opportunity hosted “She Talks,” a forum featuring remarkable women leaders of UT Southwestern. Modeled after “TED Talks,” the event celebrated Women’s History Month by recognizing the unique perspectives and backgrounds of women in the UTSW community.

Willig joins UTSW as Associate Dean for Undergraduate Medical Education Published on: February 26, 2025 By: Jan Jarvis Tags: Education Share: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Google Plus Share on LinkedIn James H. Willig, M.D., M.S.P.H. Throughout his career, James H. Wi…

Researchers unlock key step in cell fusion process, ultimately aiding the development of new therapies for various diseases.

John Fordtran, M.D., a former Professor and Chief of Gastroenterology who trained and mentored generations of physicians at UT Southwestern, died at his home north of Dallas on Feb. 23.

Farzana Madhani, B.S.N., RN, care coordinator at the University Hospital Kidney and Liver Transplant Clinic at UT Southwestern, trekked to Pakistan to share the latest techniques and information on dialysis treatment.

Kay Bailey Hutchinson joins the panel discussion at TAMEST in Austin.

Hundreds of UT Southwestern students, led by class leaders of the Medical School, launched an unprecedented wave of volunteerism in mid-March as campus educational programs and research activities scaled back amid concerns over COVID-19.