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UTSW-Komen Breast Cancer Hackathon Challenge The goal of the Hackathon was to bring together creative individuals to address challenge questions that represent key unmet needs in the field of breast cancer by leveraging big data in innovative ways. This was a partnership between Susan G. Komen , the …

Our mission is to improve the field of radiation oncology by educating thoughtful and informed medical physicists from all backgrounds.

Today, the North Texas FWC Organizing Committee announced that UT Southwestern Medical Center has been named an Official World Cup 2026™ Dallas Host City Supporter, joining a select group of leading organizations welcoming the world’s largest sporting event to North Texas.

Authenticity - a term that embodies the essence of being true, genuine, and unapologetically yourself. Have you ever walked into a room, a meeting, or engaged in a conversation, feeling like you were truly showing up as your authentic self? Take a moment to reflect on the first time you acknowledged your true self. How did it feel? What did it reveal about you?

For many, personal growth is difficult, or even scary, because they see it as becoming someone they are not. On the contrary, personal growth means becoming more of who you are. It means realizing the potential within you. This month, professional coach Mike Caracalas shares a simple way to focus on your growth as a person.

In the pursuit of perfection, we often find ourselves caught in a web of unrealistic expectations and self-imposed standards. But what is perfection, and who dictates its criteria? As a therapist, I frequently encounter individuals grappling with the relentless pressure to be flawless in every aspect of their lives.

What do you want from life? That question includes what do you want from your work, your career, your relationships, indeed your entire world. Understanding where you are now is essential to finding a way toward where you want to be. Answering that question begins with asking: “What’s here now?”

I admit it, I’m a recovering procrastinator. This tendency used to get in my way much more than it does today. How did I overcome it? First, I stopped labeling myself a procrastinator. Obviously, I can get stuff done or I wouldn’t be where I am. Second, I developed some strategies and new habits that took root and have helped me become more productive over time. The key to overcoming procrastination is learning to just start. No more than that - just start. That, plus a habit around keeping and organizing notes and you’ll be on your way to overcoming procrastination.

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