Health & Patient Care

What medical progress means for patients and families across North Texas. Read about advances in cancer care, brain treatment, mental health, public health, and wellness, along with lessons from COVID-19 and other infectious diseases, and hear from UT Southwestern physicians and experts about prevention, treatment, and care.

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Health & Patient Care

Food as Medicine: Jaclyn Albin, M.D., on the Power of Nutrition, Collaboration, and Education

Jaclyn Albin, M.D., is a nationally recognized leader in the field of culinary medicine, which combines nutrition, education, and clinical care to treat and prevent disease.
Health & Patient Care

Building Resilient Futures: Education and Mental Health Insights with Dr. Hill and Dr. Keller

Dr. Joan Buchanan Hill and Dr. Andy Keller share their insights on the intertwining significance of education and mental health.
Health & Patient Care

From Class Leader to Medical Leader: Dr. Alexa Wilden’s Medical School Challenges and Triumphs

2024 Ho Din Award recipient joins the Learning From Leaders podcasts to talk about leadership through medical school challenges and triumphs.
Health & Patient Care

Support the Health Needs of North Texas

Lasting Impact Lasting impact is created when leaders connect with a bold vision and are inspired to work together to build a better future. Early trailblazers of our region believed North Texas could one day become a place where people would flock to live, work, build, and innovate. They knew thriving communities are healthy communities […]
Mother and daughter meditating
Health & Patient Care

Mental Health and Resilience: 5 Tips from Dr. Jennifer L. Hughes

Jennifer L. Hughes, Ph.D., M.P.H. shares her top five practical tips for practicing mental resilience and maintaining a healthy mindset.
Aids awareness ribbon in a hand
Health & Patient Care

How Dallas Became the First Major U.S. City to Bend the Curve of the AIDS Epidemic

When the first AIDS cases were reported in the 1980s, no one knew what was causing the disease or how it was being transmitted, let alone how to prevent or treat it. In 1989 Dr. Robert Haley, working with local health organizations, put together the first household survey covering relevant issues such as sexual behavior.

September 26, 2025

Food as Medicine: Jaclyn Albin, M.D., on the Power of Nutrition, Collaboration, and Education

Health & Patient Care

Jaclyn Albin, M.D., is a nationally recognized leader in the field of culinary medicine, which combines nutrition, education, and clinical care to treat and prevent disease.

September 19, 2024

Building Resilient Futures: Education and Mental Health Insights with Dr. Hill and Dr. Keller

Health & Patient Care

Dr. Joan Buchanan Hill and Dr. Andy Keller share their insights on the intertwining significance of education and mental health.

June 24, 2024

From Class Leader to Medical Leader: Dr. Alexa Wilden’s Medical School Challenges and Triumphs

Health & Patient Care

2024 Ho Din Award recipient joins the Learning From Leaders podcasts to talk about leadership through medical school challenges and triumphs.

November 17, 2023

Support the Health Needs of North Texas

Health & Patient Care

Lasting Impact Lasting impact is created when leaders connect with a bold vision and are inspired to work together to build a better future. Early trailblazers of our region believed North Texas could one day become a place where people would flock to live, work, build, and innovate. They knew thriving communities are healthy communities […]
Mother and daughter meditating

June 1, 2020

Mental Health and Resilience: 5 Tips from Dr. Jennifer L. Hughes

Health & Patient Care

Jennifer L. Hughes, Ph.D., M.P.H. shares her top five practical tips for practicing mental resilience and maintaining a healthy mindset.
Aids awareness ribbon in a hand

September 1, 2015

How Dallas Became the First Major U.S. City to Bend the Curve of the AIDS Epidemic

Health & Patient Care

When the first AIDS cases were reported in the 1980s, no one knew what was causing the disease or how it was being transmitted, let alone how to prevent or treat it. In 1989 Dr. Robert Haley, working with local health organizations, put together the first household survey covering relevant issues such as sexual behavior.