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Rose Pedretti is studying Early Disease States of Systemic Amyloidosis in the Cell and Molecular Biology Graduate Program at UT Southwestern

By Herbert Rosenbaum For You - Our time together was brief but blessed The soft whirring of the suction vacuum Fills the otherwise quiet room. And the fluorescent light shines behind her bed and gives her A glowing aura. The end is particularly sobering Especially as a soon-to-be practitioner of medicine For I know all the signs and symptoms of death Down to the molecular level it is instructed And yet there is absolutely nothing to do But wait. I introduce myself She raises her arm and waves

Jet Tsien is studying novel bioisosteres in the Organic Chemistry Graduate Program at UT Southwestern

By Kajal Mehta The following is a series of photographs—a photostory—documenting a day in the villages of India from the perspective of a mobile medical camp. Every morning, we drove into a remote village and were quickly surrounded by children who immediately dropped their chores to see the curious new vehicle. We set up in whatever open forum was available and saw the mob of patients, one by one: prescribing medications and checking blood sugars and blood pressures in hopes that this would

Medical students who are interested in specializing in child neurology can talk with advisers about the career field.

By Ambereen Ahmed Ambereen Ahmed, M.D., Class of 2018, is a first-year medical student who graduated from the University of Houston with a minor in Studio Art. During her classes, she realized that drawing nude figures allows us to see the human body in its simplest form – no distractions, no statements by apparel, just simply the unfaltering human physique. She believes that the world should be seen through different perspectives. As students of medicine, our perspective can sometimes be

For one month this spring, I rotated through Dermatology. Perhaps because the specialty is visible and tactile in such an intimate way, the stark reality of what we sometimes do to our patients – not just for our patients – became very apparent to me. One memory that has stayed with me involved an elderly gentleman from a nursing home. Thin, frail, and unsteady, he arrived with a past medical history significant for skin cancer, status post a Mohs surgery that resulted in the partial resection

Read the recent dissertation titles from the Biological Chemistry Graduate Program at UT Southwestern.

Information and history about Fashena College, one of the Academic Colleges in the Medical School at UT Southwestern.

Lauren Edwards is studying methodology in the Organic Chemistry Graduate Program at UT Southwestern