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Meet the people behind the research.

Pediatric General and Community Pediatrics 2023 Annual Report Our vision is to build a coordinated pediatric primary care network, integrating the highest-quality clinical care, research, meaningful community outreach and collaboration, and educational innovation to improve the health of children, particularly the most underserved, medically complex, and vulnerable. General and Community Pediatrics – 2023 Annual Report Page | 2 Division Introduction The Division of General

Faculty Resources Employee Resources Radiology Micro Navigation Who We Are Education & Training Research Patient Care Divisions & Sections News Contact Us Clinical Research Office Research Programs ANSIR CACTUS Image Reconstruction MRI PAAICI Pre-Clinical Imaging Spectral CT TMIP TRUST Core Facilities Faculty and Staff Rajiv Chopra, Ph.D. Associate Professor Director, 3D Modeling & Imaging Director, Image-Guided Therapy Development Research Lab Matthew Lewis.Ph.D. Assistant Professor Bhavya Shah

Zigman Lab Demonstrates Effects of Ghrelin Reduction on Pancreatic Islets Published on: December 15, 2023 New research findings published in The Journal of Clinical Investigation about the hormone ghrelin’s role in regulating blood glucose could have implications for the treatment of type 1 and type 2 diabetes. We asked Jeffrey Zigman, M.D., Ph.D. , a Professor in the Center for Hypothalamic Research , to explain his team’s findings. Why is this research noteworthy? Our research demonstrating

Zigman Lab Publishes Findings on Reducing Cancer-Related Cachexia Published on: September 15, 2024 Cancer cachexia, a condition commonly seen in patients with advanced cancer, is marked by a decrease in food intake and significant weight loss due to the reduction of muscle mass and often fat tissue. A study published in Endocrinology by Salil Varshney, Ph.D. , in the Zigman Lab, has demonstrated for the first time that reducing levels of the hormone LEAP2, which has been shown to reduce food

The Pulmonology Fellowship Program prepares pediatricians to be experts in pulmonary medicine through educational activities, competencies, and assessment.

Fellows in Pediatric Emergency Medicine earn a stipend along with health care benefits for themselves and eligible family members.

Learn about stipend and benefits for Fellows in the Department of Pediatrics Division of Critical Care at UTSW.