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New Community and Population Health Track Set to Launch in July 2025 Published on: August 04, 2024 Daniel Maxwell, M.D. UT Southwestern is renowned for its Internal Medicine Residency training program, which has traditionally focused on preparing residents for subspecialty training. With more than 75 percent of graduates matching into subspecialty care nationwide, the program has been a proven leader in medical education. The COVID-19 pandemic, however, highlighted a critical shortage of primary

Cell and Molecular Biology in Quantitative Imaging Our Vision To integrate quantitative radiological features with biological characteristics of diseases. Our Mission To utilize biological characteristics to synergistically drive the development of optimal radiological biomarkers to enhance prognostic and predictive accuracy in patient care. About Us Welcome to the Department of Radiology’s Cell and Molecular Biology in Quantitative Imaging (CMBQI) program. Our program is focused on developing

Interplay of intestinal bacteria, host cells affects body weight, UTSW researchers find

The Division of Allergy and Immunology is recognized for its scientific achievements and highly committed to excellence in clinical care and teaching.

Research Projects Quantitative MRI features: Molecular Correlates The lack of noninvasive predictive markers of therapy response is an unmet clinical need in the treatment of advanced kidney cancers. To address this, Dr. Udayakumar’s team utilizes pre-clinical patient-derived tumorgraft and cell line xenograft platforms to validate quantitative MRI measures as predictive and response biomarkers. This overcomes the limitations of tissue-based analysis from biopsies, which are often challenging in

Resident-Led Initiatives Medical Education Committee The Medical Education Committee is a group of residents from all PGY classes with an interest in bettering the education of our residents. In conjunction with the Chief Residents and faculty, this committee provides direct feedback of our conferences and provides leadership with input on how our conferences and other learning opportunities can be improved. Medical Jeopardy Our Medical Jeopardy team represents the UTSW Internal Medicine

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Our Simulation Center trains interns and residents using high-tech models, virtual reality, and simulated environments to prepare for the various procedures of internal medicine and for ACLS mega-code situations.

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Medical Student Training in Aging Research Program The University of Texas Medical Student Training in Aging Research (UT-MSTAR) is a multisite program involving the four largest medical schools in Texas: UT Southwestern (UTSW), UT Health Science Center at San Antonio (UTHSA), UT Health Houston (UTH), and UT Medical Branch at Galveston (UTMB). The program leverages the extensive research programs on aging at these institutions, which cover the translational spectrum, and benefits from well