UT Southwestern Medical Center

Thinking about emerging anti‑aging treatments? Before believing the buzz, hear from #UTSW plastic surgeons on what exosomes are when it comes to skin care — and what patients should understand. bit.ly/4scUhro #patientcare

It’s not uncommon for people who take GLP-1RA medications for weight loss to switch, #UTSW researchers found. And that’s apparently not a bad thing: Patients who switched were more likely to stick with treatment longer than those who didn’t. Learn more: bit.ly/47nA2Pu

Public perceptions of vaping have changed sharply over the past decade, according to a new #UTSouthwestern study — with important implications for public health messaging. Explore the findings: bit.ly/4ulPhCo #PatientCare #UTSWMed

#UTSW researchers found that heat from alternating magnetic fields can break apart bacterial biofilm on joint implants and help antibiotics work better – a promising step toward recovery for patients who develop infections after knee and hip replacements. bit.ly/4rvdxPV

Can cystic fibrosis be treated before birth? UT Southwestern physicians are studying prenatal therapies that may help protect a baby’s lungs and overall health from day one. Learn more: bit.ly/4liznET #YourPregnancyMatters

A tiny camera can make a big difference. #UTSouthwestern specialists use endoscopic ear surgery to treat select ear conditions with less tissue disruption than traditional approaches. Learn more: bit.ly/4lneSa3 #patientcare

UTSW's Dr. Nicholas Westers shares insight on how too much #screentime can risk children's social and emotional growth. @Lina_Ruiz48 @startelegram. Learn more here: bit.ly/3Nd8QMm

The Valencia Diet, created by Dallas-based Dr. Daniel Valencia, is finding major online success among the #Hispanic community. @dallasnews spoke with Milette Siler of UTSW's Culinary Medicine program about why the diet is so effective. tinyurl.com/2w8ze5dv

Great care starts with great nurses. 20 #UTSW nurses were recognized in @DMagazine’s Excellence in Nursing Awards, selected from hundreds of nominations across North Texas. Learn how their compassion and dedication benefit patients daily. bit.ly/4aZ8bra #UTSWNursing

A brighter future for children is on the horizon! UTSW and @childrens, with a $15 million donation from @EnergyTransfer, are bringing the new Dallas pediatric hospital to life—offering world-class care and welcoming spaces for kids and their families. bit.ly/4szQnbQ

Unlocking the science behind memories that last a lifetime. #UTSW researchers are studying how the brain encodes and preserves meaningful experiences through its new Program in Memory Longevity. Learn the science behind memory longevity: bit.ly/4u9XSIm #BrainHealth

Why do some people seem to avoid cancer? Jean-Laurent Casanova, M.D., Ph.D., a world-renowned researcher who joins #UTSW on July 1, will be part of a team investigating cancer resistance with up to $25M from Cancer Grand Challenges. bit.ly/4aRoAOk #utswmed

Sudden, intense pain in your big toe at night? It might be gout. Uric acid crystals can damage joints and kidneys if left untreated. Rheumatology experts explain risks, triggers, and treatment options to help protect your joint health. bit.ly/4sjK2S0 #utswmed

#UTSW researchers have identified two key lipids that activate STING, a major immune response protein, opening the door to new strategies for fighting infections, cancer, and autoimmune diseases. Learn more: bit.ly/4aUCnm6 #CancerResearch #AcademicMedicine

The safety of student-athletes is a top priority for many Texans. However, a new study from UTSW researchers suggests #concussions may be going underreported in lower income school districts in the DFW area. @dallasnews has the full story here: tinyurl.com/2tsym5vm

Six years after the first confirmed COVID-19 case in Texas, we mark COVID Heroes and Memorial Day in remembrance. We recognize the courage of our health care providers, first responders, and essential workers, and honor the more than 95,000 Texans whose lives were lost.

Why are some people more prone to bacterial skin infections? #UTSW researchers found testosterone can make Staphylococcus aureus, the bacteria behind many staph infections, more aggressive. Read how these findings may guide future treatments. bit.ly/4aUe2Nb #PatientCare

Understanding why we need sleep has guided Robert Greene, M.D., Ph.D., throughout his career. After 25+ years at #UTSW and global impact in sleep research, he’s been named Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry — honoring a legacy of discovery. bit.ly/4shnEc1 #AcademicMedicine

Glaucoma can threaten your vision without noticeable symptoms, stressing the importance of regular eye exams and knowing your family history. Learn what to expect during your screening and why early detection is crucial to protecting your vision. bit.ly/400Gpo1 #utswmed

Many people believe the myth that eating disorders are caused by character features such as vanity. #UTSW expert Carrie McAdams explains these complex medical conditions – not choices – and that healing often includes prioritizing safety. bit.ly/4qLzVEc #PatientCare