Dell Medical School is accelerating innovation and research by creating a Biomedical Data Science Hub to help solve complex research and clinical problems.
New research adds to a rather limited body of study dedicated to musicians’ mental health, an area that needs more focus from behavioral health professionals.
The University of Texas at Austin has hired cancer researcher John Powers, Ph.D., as an assistant professor of pediatrics at Dell Medical School.
Taking a combination of the clot preventer clopidogrel and aspirin may lower the risk of having a major stroke within 90 days of a minor stroke.
Dell Med and Seton Healthcare Family employ new protocols to curb opioid use by new mothers for postpartum pain by more than 40 percent.
Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin is launching two new projects around population and mental health.
One of the world’s leading pediatric heart surgeons, Charles Fraser Jr., M.D., is joining the faculty of the Dell Medical School.
UT Austin researchers developed a cancer-detecting “pen” that allows surgeons to identify cancerous tissue in 10 seconds — 150 times faster than existing technology.
An iPad app teaching patients about colon cancer screening options may help boost screening rates.
Acclaimed pediatric neurologist E. Steve Roach, M.D., is coming to Central Texas to advance research and learning around pediatric and adult brain and spine care.
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Researchers from leading health institutions in Mexico and The University of Texas at Austin gathered this week in Austin to develop research projects to improve health.
Dell Med’s Distinction Track in Care Transformation builds in resources for residents to improve care by pursuing solutions to the problems they see on the front lines.
Dr. John S. Kuo, will be the inaugural chair of the Department of Neurosurgery, and the surgical director of the Mulva Clinic for the Neurosciences.
Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin will lead a $15.5 million redesign of the Austin State Hospital.
Dr. Karen B. DeSalvo, a nationally known physician leader working at the intersection of public health, medicine and health information technology, is joining the faculty at the Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin in January.
Dr. Jane Edmond will return to her alma mater to launch a leading-edge institute that seeks to train new generations of eye surgeons.
Iconic yellow LIVESTRONG wristbands will serve as artists’ media in an art competition hosted by the LIVESTRONG Cancer Institutes of the Dell Medical School.
Three undergraduate students at The University of Texas at Austin are leading efforts to increase access to trauma training and resources.