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Mission Critical: 8 UT Research Teams at the Future of Health »

Meet eight pairs of collaborators from across The University of Texas at Austin who are leading interdisciplinary teams to better health outcomes for Central Texas and beyond.

CommUnityCare Health Centers, Dell Med Initiative Wins Grand Prize in Fight Against Colorectal Cancer »

CommUnityCare Health Centers, Dell Med Initiative Wins Grand Prize in Fight against Colorectal Cancer.

Upper Respiratory Viruses May Contribute to Racial & Ethnic Disparities in Childhood Asthma  »

Asthma-related emergency department visit rates for local Black and Latinx children are typically higher than for white children, but Dell Med researchers found that disparity lessened significantly during the pandemic a shift that may be connected to the common cold.

A Closer Look at Alzheimer’s Disease Among Hispanic Adults »

Dell Medical School neurologists are studying Alzheimer’s among Hispanics to get to the heart of racial disparities.

The Future of Health: Integrating Social Work Into Health Care »

How does health social work improve patient outcomes? Two out of three patients at UT Health Austin’s Musculoskeletal Institute report improvement in six months when social workers are integrated into teams to provide cognitive behavioral therapy.

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