Search

Neonatal-Perinatal Previous Fellows Barbara Manroe, MD 1970's Retired Daniel J Faucher, MD 1970’s McGill University, Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, Canada Jaime Furzán, MD 1970’s Hospital Universitario Dr. Alfredo Van Grieken Servicio de Neonatología. Venezuela Suvipa Wiriyathian, MD 07/01/80-06/30/82 Michael Porter, MD 07/01/83-06/30/85 Baylor All-Saints Medical Center Fort Worth, Texas Stewart Lawrence, MD 07/01/85-06/30/88 Boise, Idaho David

Biomedical Engineering Degree Plan – Medical Physics Track First-year BME students take 12 credit hours in the fall and spring, and 6 credit hours in the summer. In subsequent years, they are enrolled in 9 credit hours in the fall and spring, and 6 credit hours in the summer. Typically, didactic course work is completed in the first two years, and in subsequent years students are enrolled for research, seminars or journal clubs totaling full-time enrollment equivalency. Advancement of the

Publications Back-to top

Meet the Team Directors Amit Singal, M.D. CORE A and Project 1 Liver Tumor Program and Chief of Hepatology Yujin Hoshida, M.D., Ph.D. CORE A, Project 1, Developmental Research Program Liver Tumor Translational Research Leaders Chul Ahn, Ph.D. CORE C Professor, Peter O'Donnell Jr. School of Public Health Suzanne Conzen, M.D. Career Enhancement Program Professor and Division Chief, Internal Medicine –Hematology and Oncology Purva Gopal, M.D. CORE B Associate Professor, Pathology David Hseih, M.D

Projects The overarching goal of the Liver Cancer SPORE is to leverage innovative, groundbreaking basic science discoveries from UT Southwestern investigators to develop and translate personalized medical interventions that can significantly reduce liver cancer mortality. We particularly focus on hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), the most common form (>85%) of liver cancer in Texas and the U.S. To accomplish this goal, we take a multi pronged approach, including prevention of incident HCC and

The Division of Pediatric Infectious Disease trains fellows to be leaders in the field of infectious diseases.

Cores Three shared resource cores, including an Administrative and Outreach Core, a Biospecimen and Pathology Core, and a Data Science Core, are supporting all three Liver Cancer SPORE projects. Each core leverages already established UT Southwestern and Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center shared resources to develop infrastructure dedicated to liver research. CORE A: Administrative and Outreach The Administrative and Outreach Core (Core A) acts as the “hub” of oversight and management

Researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center and Parkland Health are doing a study to better understand why kidney disease is so common in people carrying the sickle cell gene and how to improve kidney health in people with the sickle cell gene.

Match Masters Program Match Masters is a multidisciplinary mentorship program for geared towards third-year medical students who anticipate matching into surgery, psychiatry, neurology, radiology or physical medicine and rehabilitation, and fourth year students in the process of applying (however all students are welcome to participate). This program runs from May-March each year. Each month there is a 1-hour virtual session held covering high-yield topics for fourth year planning, ERAS