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Preventing brain injuries begins before hospital care. #UTSW's Alex Valadka, M.D., recipient of the 2026 @AANSNeuro Distinguished Advocate Award for advancing neurotrauma research, policy, and injury prevention—from MLB to advocacy. https://t.co/UcC9tYPEpm #TBI #Research

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Your recovery doesn't end when the pain goes away. Returning to your sport too soon can increase your risk of re-injury. In our latest #DoctorsNotes, Vincent Lee, D.O., explains how a personalized return-to-play protocol helps athletes recover safely. https://t.co/AU9o2NkQ0E

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Could the immune system hold clues to why some people develop cancer while others don't? A new @CellCellPress commentary co-authored by Jean-Laurent Casanova, M.D., Ph.D., at #UTSW explores how autoantibodies may shape cancer risk and outcomes. https://t.co/Zvf5LMyjjy #utswmed

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A #UTSW study of 204,000+ adolescents and young adults found GLP-1 use for obesity treatment increased from 88.2% to 96.1% between 2022 and 2026. Researchers say clinical guidelines must keep pace with changing care patterns. Learn more: https://t.co/QVdPKdlflm #Obesity #GLP1

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Public health shapes healthier communities long before patients enter a clinic. Six @UTSWOSPH students were recognized for exemplary leadership, compassionate care, and service. Meet these future public health leaders: https://t.co/Kf0QJbn1P5

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After more than three decades at #UTSW, William M. Lee, M.D., has been named Professor Emeritus of Internal Medicine in recognition of his leadership in liver disease research, mentorship, and lasting contributions to patient care. Learn more: https://t.co/O8iLUBoLKq #UTSWMed

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Creating a more inclusive future starts with recognizing everyone's contributions. During #DisabilityPrideMonth, we're celebrating the legacy of the ADA and reaffirming our commitment to accessibility and inclusion. See highlights from our annual event: https://t.co/cUUmp02ER2

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Cyclospora and Cryptosporidium can both cause lingering diarrhea and dehydration, but they spread differently. Neima Briggs, M.D., Ph.D., explains the symptoms, treatment, and ways to reduce your risk this summer. https://t.co/jPvbAKzfrc

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Seeing headlines about cyclospora and crypto outbreaks? #UTSouthwestern experts explain symptoms, treatment, and when it's time to call a doctor. Read more: https://t.co/jPvbAKzfrc #HealthTips #PublicHealth

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Learning and memory may be more complex than previously thought. Published in @ScienceMagazine, #UTSW researchers found that dendrites function as "minicomputers," offering new insight into how the brain processes information. https://t.co/1NE2Admu4F #Neuroscience #BrainResearch

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A reassuring smile. A comforting conversation. A nurse who stays by your side. Those moments begin with investing in nurses. Read highlights from #UTSW's 2026 State of Nursing address to see how #UTSW is shaping the future of patient care. https://t.co/DuejtT9h5s #utswnurses

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Sports injury recovery isn’t one-size-fits-all. A customized return-to-play plan helps you heal safely and reduce your risk of reinjury. Learn more: https://t.co/AU9o2NkQ0E

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Could your gut bacteria help fight fungal infections? #UTSW researchers discovered that bacteria-derived short-chain fatty acids help keep Candida albicans in check, pointing to promising new treatment strategies. Read more: https://t.co/Tg1h4L0kHW #GutHealth

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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. https://t.co/KDIPXvkqcK #UTSWPeds

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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. https://t.co/XpAfH3cJiC

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New cholesterol guidelines focus on starting prevention earlier in life. Learn how updated testing, personalized goals, and new treatments can reduce heart disease risk: https://t.co/b8YN8gFKc5 #HeartHealth #Cholesterol

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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 https://t.co/mkWgpJt4wp

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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. https://t.co/NRf3XwEdvi #AcademicMedicine

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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: https://t.co/WbfhhFJdKz #UTSW #AAHKS

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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. https://t.co/e93HkI7GeO