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2,000 Texans affected by UT Southwestern data breach
More than 2,000 people have been affected by a data security breach at UT Southwestern Medical Center that included medical and health insurance information, addresses and dates of birth. The Dallas Morning News reports.
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Can 100% oxygen help recovery from concussions?
UT Southwestern has launched a trial into whether hyperbaric oxygen therapy can help people recover from chronic concussion symptoms.
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Can oxygen help people recover from concussions faster?
Researchers in Dallas are working on the next big breakthrough in concussion research. NBC 5 health reporter Bianca Castro reports they are looking for proof that hyperbaric oxygen treatments can help people recover faster.
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Family files lawsuit after Austin man dies in UT Southwestern Medical Center police custody
After the Dallas County medical examiner ruled an Austin man’s death a homicide while in the custody of UT Southwestern Medical Center police last year, his family has filed a lawsuit.
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Mother files lawsuit after son dies in UT Southwestern Medical Center police custody
After the Dallas County medical examiner ruled an Austin man’s death a homicide while in the custody of UT Southwestern Medical Center police last year, his mother has filed a lawsuit, and she’s calling for transparency and justice for a man who she says was having a mental health crisis. NBC 5’s Allie Spillyards has more.
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Gulf War Veteran Walking Across Texas Makes Stop in Dallas
A Gulf War veteran is walking more than 800 miles across the Lone Star State to raise awareness of war-related illnesses.
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Gulf War Veteran Walking Across Texas Stops in Dallas to Thank Researchers
John Mumby made his way to UT Southwestern Medical Center on foot Wednesday, carrying a large backpack and a large Gulf War Veterans flag.
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Compound Shows Promise in Treating Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
Until now triple-negative breast cancer has been tough to fight, but a new compound called ERX-41 shows promise in the battle.
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Dallas Research Team Leads National Obesity Study
Doctors say right now in Texas, one in three adults is considered obese. There’s a new effort about to begin that will put Dallas on the forefront of research into underlying causes of obesity and new treatments.
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Dallas Researchers to Lead Obesity Study
UT Southwestern Medical Center has been selected to be one of 12 NIH Nutrition Obesity Research Centers in the nation, and the only one in Texas, to investigate the causes, prevention, and treatment options for obesity.