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Information for potential patients and enrollees for specific studies in the area of Lipodystrophy at UT Southwestern.

Scholarly Activity UT Southwestern is proud to be on the forefront of medical research. Major breakthroughs in the field have come from work done by researchers in our own Department, which boasts six Nobel Laureates including Dr. Michael S. Brown and Dr. Joseph L. Goldstein . Our faculty are involved in major research projects in all fields,and their expertise is sought out by their peers across the country and the world. Residents are encouraged to join in the research being done on campus and

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The UTSW Department of Psychiatry strives to graduate our residents at the cutting edge of all aspects of psychiatry, produce the best possible scholarship in all areas of medicine, training outstanding evidence-oriented clinicians.

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The goal of the Genetic Causes of Keloid Formation Study is to learn more about keloids; specifically, to identify the genes that cause keloid scarring.

Disease-Related Research The Radiology Department is involved in multidisciplinary efforts to promote innovative, high-impact, translational research that leads to the development of better tools to detect clinically relevant disease. Our Radiology researchers and clinicians are currently investigating numberous disease types, including: Cardiac Disease Colon Cancer Fetal Disorders Genetic Malignancies Genitourinary Disorders Head & Neck Cancers Kidney Cancer Liver Disease Lung Cancer

Radiology research programs at UT Southwestern help develop new imaging technologies that can be applied to clinical radiology.

The Radiology Research Committee must review all protocols involving imaging procedures that will be conducted on clinical or departmental imaging equipment.