UT Health Austin and Ascension Seton launch Digestive Health, an innovative multidisciplinary clinical partnership bringing together highly specialized providers into a team-based system of care.
Dell Med’s Institute for Military and Veteran Family Wellness launches the Texas Veterans Network to better serve veterans and their family members transitioning to civilian life.
Katharine McNiel, an Austin native, is a fourth-year student at Dell Medical School with a drive to understand — and care for — those around her.
Dell Med student Will Squiers is exploring the ways teaching and medicine intersect through everything from his dual degree to his community involvement.
Cancer research is getting a boost at Dell Med and UT Austin after several research teams received grants from the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT).
For the fifth time, Dell Medical School is welcoming new future physician leaders. It’s the first time, of course, that it has done so during a global pandemic.
Jewel Mullen, Dell Med’s associate dean for health equity, talks about the strategic map for her work — and the work of implementation.
Dell Med alum Gregory Scott Brown, a trained psychiatrist and self-billed wellness advocate, encourages open conversation and reduced stigma around mental health.
Emergency medicine resident and El Paso native Angela Guerra shares her perspective on the importance of health care access.
UT Health Austin clinics rapidly adapted their care model to telemedicine at the start of the pandemic, but access may be reduced unless emergency reimbursement changes are made permanent.
In a commentary for the Journal of General Internal Medicine, Dell Med’s Dr. Michael Pignone contends that re-imagining the role of postal employees as health care workers could improve health for millions of Americans.
Dell Med’s Dr. Steven Warach proposes an alternate stroke treatment to protect health care workers from COVID-19 in JAMA Neurology.
Internationally Recognized Birth Defects Expert Dr. Kenneth Moise Jr. Joins Dell Children’s, Dell Medical School
Dell Med research featuring Gregory Ippolito shows that convalescent plasma therapy is safe for critically ill COVID-19 patients.
Nationally Recognized Critical Care Physician Leah Harris, M.D., Named Pediatrics Chair at Dell Med, Physician-in-Chief at Dell Children’s
Dell Med’s Dr. Katherine Remick is leading a team to transform the emergency medical care landscape for children, thanks to a federally funded program from the National Emergency Medical Services for Children Innovation and Improvement Center.
Pediatricians, family practice doctors and other health care providers will soon have instant access to a pediatric mental health specialist under a statewide initiative led in Central Texas by Dell Medical School.
In a new meta-analysis, Dell Medical School’s Dr. Jeffrey Newport casts doubt on studies claiming exposure to antidepressants in the womb increases a child’s risk for autism.
Dell Medical School initiative garners widespread support, including H-E-B, the Garber Family Foundation and John Paul DeJoria’s Foundation, which pledges $250,000 in matching funds.
Bank of America Charitable Foundation will provide food, financial assistance and quality care to Central Texas’ most vulnerable residents through Dell Med and Ascension Seton.