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Medical Student Training in Aging Research Program The University of Texas Medical Student Training in Aging Research (UT-MSTAR) is a multisite program involving the four largest medical schools in Texas: UT Southwestern (UTSW), UT Health Science Center at San Antonio (UTHSA), UT Health Houston (UTH), and UT Medical Branch at Galveston (UTMB). The program leverages the extensive research programs on aging at these institutions, which cover the translational spectrum, and benefits from well

The Dallas Asylum Clinic is a student-led initiative in partnership with the national organization Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) that provides free, forensic medical and psychological evaluations for asylum seekers to strengthen their legal cases

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Rubin Named Professor Emeritus Published on: December 30, 2025 Following more than 40 years of distinguished service and a career characterized by exceptional contributions to clinical care, education, research, and program development, Craig Rubin, M.D. , has been appointed Professor Emeritus of Internal Medicine. Dr. Rubin joined the Division of General Internal Medicine (GIM) faculty in 1985 after completing his residency training at UT Southwestern under Donald Seldin, M.D. In 1989, he

The Pulmonology Fellowship Program prepares pediatricians to be experts in pulmonary medicine through educational activities, competencies, and assessment.

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Sopirala Receives NSPS Grant | Parkland Among Nation's Best for Kidney Transplants | Hales Retires After 33 Years

Geriatrics Fellowship 2024 Geriatric Fellowship Graduation Program by the Numbers 1 Program Year 25 Years Program Experience 3 Training Sites Program Aims: Train geriatricians who understand key principles of geriatric medicine and the health care system and are able to apply them to achieve a high level of quality of care and patient safety. Faculty supervision and one-on-one teaching (15+ Geriatric Medicine faculty) Local and multi-site fellows’ conferences, mortality conferences, Grand Rounds

Ethics in AI Who We Are A self-assembled group of voluntary participants interested in AI-related research, clinical applications, policies, initiatives, and issues at UT Southwestern Medical Center. We are comprised of UTSW faculty, clinicians, trainees, staff, and students. Goals Be a liaison between various AI governance bodies including but not limited to AI in Healthcare Oversight Committee, Institutional Review Boards, executive leadership, various Offices, and departments at UTSW. Create