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Health Systems
The March Northward: Children’s Health’s Prosper Specialty Center Is Now Open
The three story, 30,000-square-foot center will offer sports medicine and other specialty services.

Health Systems
Here Is Where the New UTSW and Children’s Health Pediatric Hospital Will Be Built
According to documents issued last year, construction of the 532-bed hospital is set to begin in 2024 and will be located in the Southwestern Medical District.
By Will Maddox

Pediatrics
Children’s Health and UT Southwestern Plan New $2.5 Billion Dallas Pediatric Medical Campus
Original RFQ documents call for the hospital to have 532 beds and to begin construction in 2024.
By Will Maddox

Behavioral Health
First Look: Dallas’ State Behavioral Health Hospital
UTSW, Children's Health, and state officials kicked off the construction of the Texas Behavioral Health Center at UT Southwestern this week with a groundbreaking ceremony.
By Will Maddox

Business Briefs
Connect Partnership Group Acquires Chicago-based HARLON
Plus: Andres Coil Processors Expands to Fort Worth, and Governor’s Commission for Women announces business leadership series.
By Suzanne Crow
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Nonprofit & Corporate Citizenship Awards
Finalists Announced: D CEO’s Nonprofit and Corporate Citizenship Awards 2022
Presented in partnership with Communities Foundation of Texas, year's awards will recognize 126 North Texas nonprofit organizations and corporations.

Coronavirus
UTSW is Building Up a Plasma Supply to Fight COVID-19
Recovered patients in DFW can donate their plasma to be used to boost others' immune systems.
By Will Maddox
Research
UTSW Research Finds Potential Weakness in Coronavirus
Scientists are comparing the new virus to past epidemics SARS and MERS.
By Will Maddox
Healthcare
Identifying the Best Approach to Single Breast Reconstruction with UTSW
Their pre-surgery planning methods promote consistent post-op success.

Health & Medicine
The Doctor You See When Nothing Else Works
When every other diagnosis falls short, patients find their way to Dr. Juan Pascual and his Rare Brain Disorder Program. His secret: listening.
By Will Maddox