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A drug that arose from discoveries at UT Southwestern is reaching more patients. The FDA has expanded approval of belzutifan for some earlier stage kidney cancers when used with an immunotherapy drug, marking another important step from basic research to patient care. Read more about the science behind this breakthrough and its potential impact on kidney cancer care.

FDA expands use of kidney cancer drug developed from UTSW research Belzutifan, a first-in-class drug that arose from scientific discoveries at UT Southwestern Medical Center, has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration to treat some patients with earlier stage kidney cancers in combination with an immunothera...

At just 16 years old, Kevin's life changed in an instant. After an ATV crash left his entire right arm paralyzed, everyday tasks felt impossible. But Kevin refused to give up. Learn how the support of his care team and advanced nerve surgery helped him reclaim what he feared was lost. https://bit.ly/4eeOrBy

Brachial plexus ‘rewiring’ restores teen’s paralyzed wrist, fingers after ATV crash | Pediatrics | Plastic Surgery | UT Southwestern Medical Center An ATV crash decimated Kevin Briseno’s brachial plexus. See how advanced nerve surgery and a dedicated therapy team helped rewire the Texas teen’s mobility.

If you’ve watched medical dramas like "Grey’s Anatomy" and "The Pitt," you’ve probably seen the intense moment: A patient has a severe leg injury, and surgeons rush to relieve dangerous pressure inside the limb. That condition, called compartment syndrome, is a true medical emergency.

When swelling or bleeding builds up within muscle tissue, it can cut off blood flow and cause permanent damage within hours if left untreated.

Fast action can make the difference between recovery and lifelong complications. Learn how to recognize the warning signs and why every minute counts.

Compartment syndrome: A limb emergency where every minute counts | Orthopaedics | UT Southwestern Medical Center Compartment syndrome is an uncommon condition that can quickly result in limb loss if left untreated. Explore why rapid diagnosis and treatment is crucial.

Hearing you have a brain aneurysm can feel scary. But most aneurysms don’t cause symptoms, and many never require treatment. UT Southwestern experts explain why careful monitoring is often the safest choice and how patients can make informed decisions about their care.

Most brain aneurysms aren’t ‘time bombs’: The right treatment may be nothing at all | Brain | UT Southwestern Medical Center About 1 in 50 people have brain aneurysms, and most aren’t “ticking time bombs.” Learn when treatment is needed, the options, and why teamwork is key.

The people who make the biggest difference are often recognized by those who work alongside them. Six UT Southwestern employees have been selected as recipients of the Diana and Richard C. Strauss Service Excellence Award, nominated by their peers for their exceptional professionalism and service. Discover how these team members embody excellence, inspire others, and strengthen our community through their dedication and volunteerism.

Excellence in action: Strauss Award winners lead, serve, and inspire: Center Times Plus - UT Southwestern, Dallas, Texas Meet the UTSW winners of the Diana and Richard C. Strauss Service Excellence Award for the Q1 of 2026.