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Half a century later, Dr. Steven McKnight reflects on how war and a dog changed his life
Pegasus Park will help bring research discoveries to the marketplace
A record year for NIH funding
COVID-19 clinical trials expand for hospitalized patients and outpatients
Cancer metabolism researcher Ralph DeBerardinis elected to the National Academy of Medicine
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Graduate School launches PROVIDES Program to increase faculty diversity
In Memoriam: Edith Jones O’Donnell, a cherished friend and transformative supporter of UT Southwestern
Virtual reality: Medical School pivots to engage new students with unconventional orientation
Telemedicine elective gave medical students unique training during COVID-19 surge
WNBA draftee is part of UT Southwestern Medical School Class of 2024
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Specialized surgery is safe, even in a pandemic
Quality and safety improvements boost rankings – and save more than 500 lives
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From military to medicine: The call to service continues
Russell Poole takes reins as new Chief Information Officer
Steps Challenge winner smashes 100K steps target
As Chief of Staff, Dr. Robin Jacoby helped UT Southwestern achieve priorities
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.