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Research laboratories adjust to limited operations during pandemic
Chen honored with 2020 Coley Award
New book details how Drs. Brown and Goldstein got their start at the NIH
Nicastro receives American Society for Cell Biology research award
UT Southwestern builds Biorepository to fight COVID-19
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Abraham, Champine honored as 'outstanding' educators by UT System Board of Regents
2020 Faculty Promotions
Doctoral student Cody Ruhl to receive UT System research fellowship
HPREP, STARS receive STEM awards from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine
C is for Coronavirus: Medical student writes children's book about the pandemic
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UT Southwestern earns national recognition again for outcomes, patient satisfaction
Daughter gives her mother the gift of a lifetime
Mother makes history at Clements by giving birth to quadruplets months after having brain surgery
Bringing 'black box' technology to the operating room
Surgery restores eye muscle function to patients with facial paralysis
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Steps Challenge winner smashes 100K steps target
Local robotics team makes, donates PPE for COVID-19 responders
When technology becomes magic: Virtual conferences with Teams
UTSW chaplains provide comfort and hope to families of COVID-19 patients
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UTSW Performs Texas' First HIV-Positive to HIV-Positive Organ
“I had the utmost confidence in the team at UT Southwestern. I never had better treatment,” says liver recipient
- John Welch
Coronavirus vaccine trial resumes in U.K. after week-long pause
It can be very difficult, if not impossible, to ever conclusively prove what a trigger was for idiopathic transverse myelitis,” said Benjamin Greenberg, a neurologist at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center who treats the condition.
Study Suggests Vaping May Be Associated With Increased Risk
Dr. Devika Rao, a pediatric pulmonologist and associate professor at UT Southwestern, discusses vaping and COVID
Statins Going Generic Saved Medicare Billions
"The switch to generics is an effective strategy to cut the costs incurred by health systems." Says Dr. Ambarish Pandey, a cardiologist and assistant professor of internal medicine at University of Texas (UT) Southwestern Medical Center.