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Precision Brain Stimulation: Targeting the Circuits Behind Mental Health Disorders
The human brain contains more than 100 billion neurons, each capable of forming thousands of connections, creating a network of almost unimaginable complexity.
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UT Southwestern Medical Center introduces a 3-tier risk system for pediatric tracheostomy
A paper published in JAMA Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery co-authored by researchers from UT Southwestern Medical Center introduces a 3-tier risk system for pediatric tracheostomy to improve multi-hospital comparisons.
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Scientists discover metabolite fueling aggressive brain tumor growth
Study from Children’s Medical Center Research Institute at UT Southwestern shows brain tumors exploit metabolite to activate nearby neurons
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The Expanding Role of Neuromodulation: A Platform for Unmet Clinical Needs
One patient struggles for decades with unresolved depression. Each new treatment holds promise – some even work for a short while – but before long, he winds up in the same spot. Another patient has sustained injuries that have rendered her paralyzed from the neck down, leaving her with little hope at all.
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UTSW Unscripted: Salahuddin Kazi, M.D.
What does it take to become a better physician, educator, and leader? For Salahuddin Kazi, M.D., it starts with curiosity - and the willingness to be wrong.
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Inpatient rehab after moyamoya-related stroke: Restoring function through multidisciplinary care
Moyamoya disease presents a distinct challenge for physicians caring for patients after stroke. The condition is rare, progressive, and often diagnosed only after patients experience ischemic or hemorrhagic events.
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Modern electroconvulsive therapy may help relieve depression when other treatments fail
or people living with severe depression or other serious mental health conditions, finding relief can feel impossible. While many mental health disorders can be managed with therapy, medication, or mental training programs, some patients with more serious conditions may not respond to these treatments.
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Brain activity discovery could transform Parkinson’s treatment
UTSW study reveals new details about how electrophysiological signals travel across networks to indicate dopamine depletion
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How Robotics and Team-Based Innovation Are Transforming Thoracic Surgery
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The Future of Collaborative Cancer Care
Innovation in oncology is moving faster than ever, but technology is only half the battle. To truly change the game, clinicians must marry state-of-the-art tools with seamless, interdisciplinary collaboration. From AI-driven diagnostics to robotic surgery and cellular therapies, this session will look at the trends driving the next decade of progre
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Chen elected President of national hip and knee surgeon society
Antonia Chen, M.D., M.B.A., Chair and Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, believes in the strength of collaboration, which inspires her to readily say yes when called to lead. Her latest role is serving as President of the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons (AAHKS) for the 2026-27 term. Established in 1991 to be the global authority on excellence in hip and knee care, AAHKS has a membership of over 5,500 surgeons and other healthcare professionals.
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UT Southwestern Named Parkinson’s Foundation Center of Excellence
UT Southwestern’s designation was awarded based on a range of criteria related to the academic medical center’s Parkinson’s disease efforts, including multidisciplinary care, research, professional education and training, quality improvement, and community outreach.