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Join Us for a Panel Featuring Top DFW Healthcare Disruptors

The April 11 discussion will feature executives from NTTC Surgery Center, Employer Direct Healthcare, Resilient Healthcare, and UT Southwestern Medical Center.
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News

UTSW Data Breach and Texas Health Dallas Again Earns Level IV Maternal Designation

Plus TechFW's new CEO, Southwestern Medical Foundation's new CFO, and more.
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Medical City’s $50 Million Expansion and CPRIT Awards $99M to Fight Cancer

Plus, UTSW's cancer fighting compound and Health Wildcatters is the only organization in Texas with this ARPA-H designation.
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Keeping Brains Alive: Why UTSW Researchers Are Isolating the Organ From the Body

A device built at UTSW isolates blood flow to the brain and mimics the rhythms and volume of a heart.
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Hospitals

It’s Official: Children’s Health and UTSW Unveil Plans for $5 Billion Pediatric Campus in the Medical District

The new 2-million-square-foot campus will increase the number of beds to 552 and connect to Clements University Hospital via sky bridge.
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Texas Health Huguley’s Opens $75M Tower and Medical City Dallas’ Modular Offsite ER

Plus UTSW researchers honored as most cited scientists and Hope Cottage opens a maternal medical clinic.
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Pediatrics

UT Regents Approve New Pediatric Campus For Children’s Health and UT Southwestern

In a recent campus briefing, UTSW President Dr. Daniel Podolsky said that he would be following the project for the next six years.
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Texas Woman’s University and Scottish Rite Partner for Scoliosis Fashion and TRA’s New CEO

Plus a UTSW discovery leads to kidney cancer drug and Cook Children's physician wins Global Impact Award.
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Research

Cockroach, Scorpion, Centipede, Leech: UTSW Study Shows Eastern Medicine’s Effectiveness for Heart Attack Patients

A centuries-old Chinese treatment made from insects and herbs significantly reduced the risk of heart attacks, deaths, and other major cardiovascular complications for heart attack patients.
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Healthcare

Monkey’s Paw: How AI in Healthcare Can Go Wrong

UTSW's Dr. Christoph Lehmann discusses the unintended consequences of AI in healthcare and what the industry can do to remain ethical.
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