1995 Southwestern Medicine Magazine Brain Attack Armed with experience, technology and drugs, UT Southwestern physicians are waging war on strokes and buying time for their patients. Fairy Tales and ABC's UT Southwestern physicians predict a storybook ending for those afflicted with hepatitis. Growing Hope Osteoporosis patients find hope in a new slow-release fluoride therapy that is growing new bone. Cracking the Codes UT Southwestern researchers are unmasking the mysteries and deciphering the secret codes of Parkinson's disease. Some people think in words.
Some people think in pictures.
Dr. Peter Antich thinks in 3-D. Little Things For many people, tissue transplants are equally as meaningful as solid organ transplants. Making the Grade Students and alumni of Southwestern Allied Health Sciences School share their experiences and successes. Dr. Kern Wildenthal, president Roy Bode, vice president for public affairs Tommy Joy Bosler, director of publications Heidi Harris Cannella, editor Susan Douglass, director of design Southwestern Medicine is a publication of the Office of Publications of The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, a component of The University of Texas System. Copyright 1996, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. Dallas, Texas 75235-9060.