UT Southwestern Medical Center

Great physicians don't just treat patients—they help shape the future. As @TheASPN President for 2026–27, Bradley Weprin, M.D., M.H.C.M., will help advance pediatric neurosurgery through mentorship, advocacy, and excellence in patient care. bit.ly/44vV0tF #UTSWPeds

Worried about memory changes? New FDA-approved blood tests can help doctors detect or rule out Alzheimer’s disease in people 55+ with symptoms. Learn from #UTSW experts what these tests can and can’t tell patients, and how they may help guide treatment. bit.ly/4gEDniM

New cholesterol guidelines focus on starting prevention earlier in life. Learn how updated testing, personalized goals, and new treatments can reduce heart disease risk: bit.ly/3R36Kk8 #HeartHealth #Cholesterol

UT Southwestern is ranked No. 1 worldwide among healthcare institutions by @NatureIndex 500+ papers. 100 journals. One goal: advancing discoveries that improve patient care. #ResearchExcellence bit.ly/4p7yh0A

Deborah Diercks, M.D., M.S., M.B.A., #UTSW Chair of Emergency Medicine, is helping shape the field and has received the 2026 John Marx Leadership Award for her impact. Learn more about this well-deserved recognition. bit.ly/4gXuAIz #AcademicMedicine

Supporting surgeons is central to @utswortho Antonia Chen, M.D., M.B.A.'s, vision for advancing patient care. As the new President of AAHKS, she becomes the youngest physician and the organization's second woman to lead it. Learn more: bit.ly/4gix6ZQ #UTSW #AAHKS

Your gut does more than digest food. New research from #UTSW shows that gut bacteria help guide vitamin A to developing immune cells – a key step in building a healthy immune system. The discovery could open new paths for treating immune-related diseases. bit.ly/3SJQIwi

UT Southwestern researchers found a potential way to make glioblastoma tumors more responsive to chemotherapy by targeting EGFR first. Promising results in preclinical models. bit.ly/4pfxQS2. #BrainCancer #Research

Scientists at #UTSW have discovered how NSUN2, a key enzyme linked to cancer and neurological disorders, targets which RNA molecules to modify. See how grasping this process could help researchers uncover new ways to diagnose and treat disease.bit.ly/4gNyYtH #research

New discoveries can mean new hope for patients facing infertility. Haiqi Chen, Ph.D., has received the Virendra B. Mahesh New Investigator Award for research advancing our understanding of sperm development and future infertility treatments. bit.ly/4wlV238 #Infertility

UT Southwestern is the first in North Texas to offer single-port robotic lung cancer surgery. This minimally invasive approach may support faster recovery and less pain for select patients. bit.ly/4vaA3PH #LungCancer #Innovation

A severe “migraine” turned out to be a life-threatening stroke for Paige Montgomery. Her journey with rare #MoyamoyaDisease shows the power of expert care and resilience. Read her story: bit.ly/4eRMKcl #patientcare

A young athlete may look fully recovered after a concussion — but exercise can tell a different story. #UTSW and @SRChildren_ researchers found that physical exertion tests can offer a clearer picture of recovery and return-to-play readiness. bit.ly/4wI9KBZ #SportsSafety

Your glutes do more than shape your appearance. They support mobility, balance, posture, and healthy aging. In our latest #DoctorsNotes, Antonia Chen, M.D., M.B.A., explains why building glute strength now can help support long-term health & independence. bit.ly/4xNEbYM

A simpler approach to heart failure treatment may deliver better results. In a clinical trial led by #UTSW, a single daily “polypill” combining three heart failure medications cut hospitalizations and emergency visits by 60% while improving heart function. bit.ly/4gSS6Xa

Understanding the mechanisms behind habit formation can help us change our behavior. #UTSW experts offer some practical advice for breaking out of concerning patterns and offer some insight into when you should seek professional help. bit.ly/4vse8EH

Joseph A. Hill, M.D., Ph.D., of #UTSW has received the @American_Heart Gold Heart Award, the organization's highest volunteer honor. The award recognizes his decade as editor-in-chief of Circulation, a leading cardiovascular journal. bit.ly/4vEcC2A #AHALeadership

When you eat matters as much as what you eat. A #UTSW preclinical study found that limiting meals to a consistent daily window improved health and delayed disease without cutting calories. Learn what this research means for healthy aging. bit.ly/4gr5qlJ #NutritionScience

Should patients learn they have cancer through an online portal? #UTSW study found 75% prefer hearing their diagnosis directly from their physician. These findings suggest the need for more personalized communication in cancer care. Learn more: bit.ly/4aqhEHf #CancerCare

Strong glutes support more than appearance. They help power movement, improve balance, and protect your hips, knees, and back. Learn why glute strength matters for healthy aging: bit.ly/4xNEbYM #Mobility #StrengthTraining