A group of UT Austin students advised by #DellMed ’s Tyler Jorgensen are immortalizing the stories of Austin hospice patients. Members of the Last Writers club interview each patient and their family, then write and publish a book about the patient's life. bit.ly/3UJyR6U

Congratulations to the Dell Medical School class of 2024! As we commemorate Dell Med’s 10th anniversary, we're excited to celebrate 50 outstanding new doctors entering the medical field!

“I’m keeping on high alert.” Epidemiologist and data scientist Lauren Meyers says she and her team are monitoring an outbreak of H5N1 avian flu among poultry and cattle, modeling what the spread from agriculture to humans might look like. bit.ly/3UsgoKO

The entire event, including meeting several of the graduating physicians and hearing their passion for improving patient care, was inspiring. 🤘🤘🤘

Victory lap! Had a blast celebrating Dell Medical School Class of 2024 at two graduation ceremonies this past week. Your hard work and passion to change the world for the better are remarkable. Thanks for allowing us to be part of your journey! Can't wait to see what you accomplish!

Helping food-insecure families: #DellMed ’s Elizabeth Polinard is co-founder of 'Food is the Best Medicine,' an Ascension Seton program that sends new moms home from the hospital with weekly food deliveries, including fresh veggies. bit.ly/4abvfiU

.UT Austin researchers found that mailing stool tests to patients is a low-cost way to increase colorectal cancer screening statewide. It’s just one of several efforts at #DellMed & UT to expand cancer prevention & care. bit.ly/3y0i86K

Let's hear it one more time for the #DellMedClassof2024 !

Thank you to all the faculty who came out tonight to celebrate our newest physician leaders.

Every facet of Department of Internal Medicine at Dell Med resident Khalid Sheikh's life is impacted by his diabetes — including the trajectory of his career. He plans to pursue an endocrinology fellowship to channel his clinical knowledge & experiences into better care for patients. bit.ly/3wjrYjr

A huge congratulations to Dell Medical School Class of 2024! Susan and I will be cheering for you all the way! 🎓🤘🩺⚕️🚀

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Congratulations on all your hard work!

Congratulations ⁦Dell Medical School⁩ class of 2024! ⁦Michael Dell⁩ ⁦Claudia Lucchinetti, M.D.⁩

Getting ready to celebrate the spectacular Dell Medical School students!

We are immensely proud of you, #DellMedClassof2024 !!

Yesterday you were our students. Today, you are our colleagues & fellow physicians!

Grateful & honored to have been part of your journey to this day! ❤️🙏

What Starts Here! 🤘

Caps off to the Class of 2024! 🎓🧡 Congratulations to all the incredible @utaustin graduates! Wishing you the very best, today and always, as you begin this exciting next chapter in your lives. #whatstartshere #longhornfriday #hookem

Last night, I had the great honor of giving the Commencement address to our current class of 50 Dell Medical School at UT Austin graduates. Congratulations to the Dell Med class of 2024! This is just the beginning. 🎓🤘🩺⚕️🚀

It's official: Last night, students in the #DellMed Classof2024 became physician leaders! Read more and watch highlights from the ceremony and keynote address as #DellMed graduates its 5th class — and we celebrate our 10th year: bit.ly/4dxMiye

'This study evokes hope for me. Hope that we finally have the tools to help this condition and possibly prevent it from ever happening.'

#DellMed ’s Jorge Almeida is harnessing AI & neuroimaging to detect early signs of bipolar disorder in high-risk kids. bit.ly/3UtqdJH

Josh Witkop, #DellMed Classof2024 , pursued an MBA while at #DellMed to help him understand the existing landscape of health care economics, 'and thus what can be changed organically to create healthier systems overall.' See what's next for Witkop: bit.ly/3xXtE2K

“Pushing through ... symptoms and seeking to attend class when your body is telling you something else could exacerbate some underlying illness.” #DellMed ’s Kevin Hackshaw says students who are feeling sick should prioritize rest for a quicker recovery. bit.ly/449TvjZ