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Research at the Center for Human Nutrition at UT Southwestern Medical Center is focused on preventing the artery-clogging condition of atherosclerosis and its attendant coronary heart disease, stroke, aneurysm, and other critical circulatory problems.

Our education and training programs provide top-tier experiences in cardiovascular medicine and its subspecialties, combining excellent clinical practice with exceptional research opportunities.

Model Systems The Model Systems Knowledge Translation Center is funded by the National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research . The model systems outline research and identify health care needs in individuals who have been diagnosed with traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, and burn injury. UT Southwestern Medical Center participates in collecting data from burn injury patients, as well as those diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury. Back-to top

The Internal Medicine sponsored Physician Scientist Training Program (PSTP) is a modified training track that allows young physician-scientists to take a short-track option for post-residency scientific training at UT Southwestern.

Education & Training in Digestive and Liver Diseases Our educational programs in digestive and liver diseases emphasize excellence in clinical service that is integrated with a robust, research-driven training curriculum. Our faculty's diverse expertise—spanning clinical practice, translational and basic science, and medical education—fosters a dynamic and collaborative learning environment. We offer a range of educational experiences, including a distinguished GI fellowship with a specialized

Overview of the division of Thoracic Surgery at UT Southwestern

The Department of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery has a Division of Pediatric Cardiothoracic Surgery, led by Division Chief Joseph M. Forbess, MD, with three faculty members.

Partnerships and Affiliations pertaining to the Center for Human Nutrition at UT Southwestern.

Belonging, Accessibility, and Engagement Mission Statement The mission of the Pathology Committee for Belonging, Accessibility, and Engagement is to foster a supportive culture in our department, provide a welcoming environment in which all groups feel a sense of belonging and promote equality of opportunities. Vision Statement We envision a department where the principles of equal opportunity are embedded in the framework of everything we do, as core institutional values that drive decision

Highlighted Research Activities Our faculty performs cutting-edge clinical, translational, and basic science research in the pathogenesis and treatment of infectious diseases, including HIV, CNS viral infections, hepatitis C virus, respiratory tract infections, and gram-negative bacterial infections. Laboratory-Based and Basic Sciences J. David Beckham, M.D. Clinical & Research Interests: Arbovirus Pathogenesis Neuroimmunology and neurodegeneration Beckham Lab Publications David Greenberg, M.D