Match Day 2025 brings 170 new doctors to Austin’s health care workforce, with 44 Dell Medical School students matching to residency programs across the country.
Buntrock will play a key leadership role in implementing a comprehensive data strategy across education, research and clinical pillars to power the mission and vision of The University of Texas Medical Center and its anchor, Dell Med.
Dell Medical School’s Bipolar Disorder Center has been awarded a $2.3 million research grant as part of the landmark BD² Integrated Network initiative.
Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin has risen to No. 54 among 148 U.S. medical schools in the latest Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research rankings.
Digital devices appear to protect aging brains, not harm them. A new study co-authored by Dell Med’s Jared Benge, Ph.D., found that older adults who use technology like smartphones and laptops show a lower risk of cognitive decline. The findings challenge fears about “digital dementia” and reveal technology engagement may be as powerful as exercise in safeguarding brain health.