As part of its groundbreaking Leading EDGE curriculum, Dell Med now offers its students a dual-degree master’s program in Humanities, Health and Medicine in collaboration with the university’s College of Liberal Arts.
Dell Med learners and trainees gain specialized knowledge in HIV care thanks to a partnership with the David Powell Health Center. In time, they may help meet the need for new practitioners, as older physicians on the front lines since the ’80s prepare for retirement.
A panel hosted by Texas Health Catalyst explored what makes Austin a prime place to move the needle on health innovation — and what might be holding us back.
Treatment options for adults living with PTSD, depression and anxiety are the focus of the new Center for Psychedelic Research and Therapy — the first center of its kind in Texas.
With community partners, Dell Med’s Anjum Khurshid leads efforts to help clinicians close the loop when they make patient referrals to community organizations for social services support.
New research from Central Texas Veterans Health Care System and Dell Med shows that the trauma of assault during military service has negative consequences on depression, mother-infant bonding as well as the potential for far-reaching generational impacts.
Jeny Ghartey is committed to helping mothers overcome barriers to health equity, whether those barriers are high-risk pregnancies or structural racism.
A UT Austin team led by Dell Med’s Kasey Claborn has developed a digital platform to improve overdose reporting and prevention in Texas.
A first-of-its-kind master’s program at UT Austin is giving interdisciplinary student teams a chance to tackle real-world health challenges using design strategies.
Dell Med student Aya Rossano is aiming to improve equity and inclusion in the male-dominated field of orthopaedic surgery.
Dell Med’s clinical practice UTHealthAustin and partners have launched the Adult Abdominal Transplant Center, giving Central Texans a new lease on life through kidney transplant.
Kids in Travis County are hospitalized for asthma much more often than the rest of the nation’s children, according to research led by Dell Med’s Elizabeth Matsui.
Dell Med’s researchers collaborate with industry pros to develop a new breast cancer modeling technique that predicts how tumors will respond to treatments.
Stephen Yi is helping train the next generation of researchers focused on improving cancer treatment.
Dave Clarke and a team of Dell Med researchers are working to break down barriers to pediatric epilepsy care in Texas, supported by a gift from Loretta and Jeff Clarke.
In the first study of its kind, Dell Med’s Phillip Schnarrs co-leads a study to evaluate brief suicide preventive strategies for young LGBTQ adults.
Stepping down after seven years as inaugural dean of Dell Medical School, Clay Johnston looks back on his tenure.
Paul Rathouz uses his skills as a statistician to hone research study designs, aiming to bring cutting-edge methods to bear on Dell Med’s mission to shape how people get and stay healthy.
Research from Dell Med, the LBJ School and Integral Care shows that an Austin-area residential treatment program is treating a large population experiencing homelessness while saving the local health care system millions annually.
Dell Medical School’s “Healthscape,” focused on health beyond the clinic, supports and advances innovations that improve health in the landscape of people’s lives. Here are four examples.