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UT Southwestern Medical Center at RedBird will offer primary care, combined with heart, cancer, and brain care – all ranked among the nation’s top 25 programs – as well as conveniences from infusion therapy to mammograms.

UT Southwestern’s efforts to reduce its carbon footprint can be seen in the variety of campus sustainability measures, including energy and water conservation programs and solid waste reduction initiatives, along with the expanded use of native plants, a lush tree canopy, and Monarch butterfly-friendly landscaping.

UTSW lung clinic helps former COVID-19 patients breathe easier

A recap of UT Southwestern’s COVID-19 vaccination efforts during the past year.

UT Southwestern’s Business Resource Groups (BRGs) have emerged as effective outlets for employees to stay engaged across remote locations. The Office of Institutional Equity & Access’ Division of Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) and BRG leaders realized a need early on to cultivate a sense of connection among employees during the pandemic.

Sometimes “paying it forward” creates a web of good works that leads right back to the giver. That’s the story of Tim Ervin, who in 2014 received a lifesaving double-lung transplant at UT Southwestern.

A nonsurgical procedure that uses innovative valve devices – both developed through multicenter clinical studies, including at UT Southwestern – is giving patients with severe emphysema a new treatment option that allows them to breathe easier.

UT Southwestern provides students and postdocs free, secure virtual mental health care through TimelyCare.

The opportunity to draw upon UT Southwestern’s dual strengths in outstanding clinical care and translational research to develop new treatment options attracted Dr. Nader Pouratian, a neurosurgeon known for innovative surgical care for depression, blindness, and movement disorders, to the role of Chair of Neurological Surgery. UT Southwestern is ranked No. 17 in the nation by U.S. News & World Report in neurology and neurosurgery.

Despite the rigors of medical school and a worldwide pandemic, on July 27, Erica Ogwumike – a rising second year student at UT Southwestern Medical School – will step onto a basketball court in Tokyo and make another of her dreams come true: playing in the Olympics.