Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin

A new initiative from The University of Texas at Austin & MD Anderson Cancer Center will improve cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment & survival by providing teams of researchers — including experts from #DellMed — grants that will accelerate discoveries in cancer care and prevention. https://bit.ly/3DVjHpE

It’s #NationalDoctorsDay. Let’s take a moment to thank the incredible physicians at UT Health Austin and #DellMed for their dedication, compassion and skill. You bring Texas might to medicine — and hope and healing to patients, today and every day.

One week out from #Match2025, and we are still celebrating our students' 100% match. Not to mention looking forward to welcoming 170 new doctors to Austin this summer! Learn more about Match Day at Dell Med: https://bit.ly/4bZT3sB

Leveraging Latin America's largest biobank, the new OriGen Health Research Center — a partnership between Tecnológico de Monterrey & researchers across The University of Texas at Austin including College of Natural Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin & #DellMed — will advance precision therapies for cancer, diabetes and more. https://bit.ly/41FaDxb

Calling all doctors, medical professionals and Longhorns: we want to hear from you! We’re building a digital front door for The University of Texas at Austin Medical Center & need input from our community to make sure the site works for our community. People who complete a survey or a virtual follow-up conversation can get up to $150 for their participation. Get started here: https://bit.ly/41WUFP2

To improve cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment and survival, UT Austin and MD Anderson Cancer Center have joined forces to enable groundbreaking research projects aimed at addressing some of the most pressing unmet needs in oncology. Through the Collaborative Accelerator for Transformative Research Endeavors, five teams composed of researchers from both institutions will receive up to $4.5 million each over the next 4.5 years to conduct cancer research projects with unprecedented scope, including addressing microplastic pollution as a potential contributor to rising cancer rates, improving treatment options for tumors in the spine, sacrum and pelvis, and more. "We want to capitalize on the unparalleled talent and expertise that can only be enabled through a collaboration between UT Austin and MD Anderson," said Interim President Jim Davis. "The goal of this grant program is to accelerate discoveries and identify research initiatives that can grow to scale and break new ground." UT Austin Research projects span Dell Medical School at the University of Texas at Austin, Cockrell School of Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin, College of Natural Sciences UT-Austin, The University of Texas at Austin, College of Pharmacy and School of Information - The University of Texas at Austin. Learn more at https://utex.as/4l4uaA0.

Last month, our internal medicine trainees enjoyed a visit from Boo with Divine Canines as part of their program's “Funuary” event series. Moments like these to recharge and connect are one key aspect of supporting well-being in medicine.

Congratulations to all our incoming residents and fellows, to the #DellMedClassof2025, and to medical students across the country on a successful #Match2025.

Let's celebrate the Class of 2025 on Match Day! Leave a comment below to congratulate these students on all their hard work and accomplishments. 45% of Dell Med ’25 grads will practice in Texas as residents, with 39% in primary care specialties. 20% of them will be among the 170 new physicians coming to Austin. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4bZT3sB

Congrats to the #DellMedClassof2025 — with 100% of students matching into residency programs, and 20% of them among the 170 new doctors coming to Austin! Learn more about these rising M.D.s: https://bit.ly/4bZT3sB #DellMedMatch #Match2025