Building the Third Hub

Boston and the San Francisco Bay Area are giants in healthcare innovation. Austin is poised to join them by becoming a nerve center for innovation in health, not just health care —…

Anatomy, Physiology … and Painting

Today’s medical students are studying art. But why?

How to Predict Cancer

Most researchers focus on the ways cancers are similar. For Thomas Yankeelov…

Reimagining the Business of Health Care

Only six blocks separate Dell Med from the McCombs School of…

What if Health Care Worked?

We know what happens when the health care system fails. But what happens when it works? That’s the subject of this edition’s One Big Question.

Q&A: Brainwork

Nearly half a million children in the U.S. have pediatric epilepsy. What can be done to help them?

At five days old, San Antonio native McKell Konscol had her first seizure. There were many more to follow. In…

Expert to Expert: Ginni Rometty, Alex Gorsky and Clay Johnston

CEOs from IBM and Johnson & Johnson talk with the dean of the Dell Medical School about the convergence of health and IT. Know it or not…

Turning Brain Health on Its Head

What if new technology could help doctors keep patients with Alzheimer’s at home rather than in a hospital? What if early intervention replaced ERs for people in need of…

Go, Team! 3 Tips for Leading to Success

A simple A simple, action-based approach to interaction with your colleagues can help everyone succeed. No C-suite — and no MD — required.

7 Things Leaders Practice

Lessons from a surgeon-turned-executive coach reveal that when it comes to effective leadership, it isn’t what you know. It’s what you do — and what you see.