Dell Children's

'We lost a young king': Family, teammates mourn passing of Texas HS football player * Teammates and family mourned the passing of Lake Travis High School senior Odin Hensley late Wednesday night and Thursday morning. * Hensley, a player on the Austin-area high school's varsity football team, was airlifted to Dell Children's Medical Center on Monday after suffering a "cardiac emergency" during a team practice.  * Hensley's uncle Gilbert Ruiz posted a Facebook message in remembrance of his nephew late Wednesday night. * "It's with a broken heart to say we lost a young king today," Ruiz wrote. "This kid was full of light and just the greatest all around young man. You will be missed Odin son." * At least 10 of Hensley's Lake Travis Cavaliers teammates took to Instagram on Wednesday night to post messages in his honor. * "Rest in peace Odin."  * "Gone too soon. Rest easy brother." [Read more at Chron](https://www.chron.com/news/article/odin-hensley-lake-travis-death-22386113.php)

Dell Children's Medical Center celebrated a major milestone as its first stem cell transplant patient rang the bell marking the end of cancer treatment. The hospital's new stem cell program means Central Texas families no longer have to travel out of the area for this specialized care. The program was made possible through the Shivers Cancer Foundation and community donations through Dell Children's HERE Campaign. The hospital has two additional transplants planned and aims to begin offering CAR T-cell therapy and gene therapy in 2026. Find more details on the program and its impact on local families through the link in the comments. 📎 ✍️: Jessica Mclaren #CommunityImpact #LocalNews

'We lost a young king': Family, teammates mourn passing of Texas HS football player * Teammates and family mourned the passing of Lake Travis High School senior Odin Hensley late Wednesday night and Thursday morning. * Hensley, a player on the Austin-area high school's varsity football team, was airlifted to Dell Children's Medical Center on Monday after suffering a "cardiac emergency" during a team practice.  * Hensley's uncle Gilbert Ruiz posted a Facebook message in remembrance of his nephew late Wednesday night. * "It's with a broken heart to say we lost a young king today," Ruiz wrote. "This kid was full of light and just the greatest all around young man. You will be missed Odin son." * At least 10 of Hensley's Lake Travis Cavaliers teammates took to Instagram on Wednesday night to post messages in his honor. * "Rest in peace Odin."  * "Gone too soon. Rest easy brother." [Read more at Chron](https://www.chron.com/news/article/odin-hensley-lake-travis-death-22386113.php)

Serving the Central Texas region, Dell Children's Medical Center is a premier The University of Texas System-affiliated Level 1 Trauma Center. As the only children’s hospital in Central Texas with a Level I Trauma Center designation by the American College of Surgeons, Dell Children’s is uniquely equipped to care for critically injured youth. When a child faces a life-threatening or traumatic injury, their highly trained pediatric specialists are immediately prepared to stabilize, diagnose, and treat complex needs, ensuring the highest quality of emergency care when every second counts. Through their vital clinical partnership with UT Health Austin and Dell Medical School - UT Austin, the center seamlessly integrates advanced research and multidisciplinary expertise to drive life-saving interventions forward. Learn more about how this premier facility is advancing pediatric trauma care and driving real-world impact across Central Texas: https://f.mtr.cool/bkrlzhpwhu #FrontlineMondays #TRC4 #TraumaCenters #TexasTraumaCare #TraumaResearchEpicenter #Level1Trauma #FamilyCenteredCare #LongTermRecovery #UTAustin Ascension

Dell Children's Medical Center celebrated a major milestone as its first stem cell transplant patient rang the bell marking the end of cancer treatment. The hospital's new stem cell program means Central Texas families no longer have to travel out of the area for this specialized care. The program was made possible through the Shivers Cancer Foundation and community donations through Dell Children's HERE Campaign. The hospital has two additional transplants planned and aims to begin offering CAR T-cell therapy and gene therapy in 2026. Find more details on the program and its impact on local families through the link in the comments. 📎 ✍️: Jessica Mclaren #CommunityImpact #LocalNews

Serving the Central Texas region, Dell Children's Medical Center is a premier The University of Texas System-affiliated Level 1 Trauma Center. As the only children’s hospital in Central Texas with a Level I Trauma Center designation by the American College of Surgeons, Dell Children’s is uniquely equipped to care for critically injured youth. When a child faces a life-threatening or traumatic injury, their highly trained pediatric specialists are immediately prepared to stabilize, diagnose, and treat complex needs, ensuring the highest quality of emergency care when every second counts. Through their vital clinical partnership with UT Health Austin and Dell Medical School - UT Austin, the center seamlessly integrates advanced research and multidisciplinary expertise to drive life-saving interventions forward. Learn more about how this premier facility is advancing pediatric trauma care and driving real-world impact across Central Texas: https://f.mtr.cool/bkrlzhpwhu #FrontlineMondays #TRC4 #TraumaCenters #TexasTraumaCare #TraumaResearchEpicenter #Level1Trauma #FamilyCenteredCare #LongTermRecovery #UTAustin Ascension

'We lost a young king': Family, teammates mourn passing of Texas HS football player * Teammates and family mourned the passing of Lake Travis High School senior Odin Hensley late Wednesday night and Thursday morning. * Hensley, a player on the Austin-area high school's varsity football team, was airlifted to Dell Children's Medical Center on Monday after suffering a "cardiac emergency" during a team practice.  * Hensley's uncle Gilbert Ruiz posted a Facebook message in remembrance of his nephew late Wednesday night. * "It's with a broken heart to say we lost a young king today," Ruiz wrote. "This kid was full of light and just the greatest all around young man. You will be missed Odin son." * At least 10 of Hensley's Lake Travis Cavaliers teammates took to Instagram on Wednesday night to post messages in his honor. * "Rest in peace Odin."  * "Gone too soon. Rest easy brother." [Read more at Chron](https://www.chron.com/news/article/odin-hensley-lake-travis-death-22386113.php)

'We lost a young king': Family, teammates mourn passing of Texas HS football player * Teammates and family mourned the passing of Lake Travis High School senior Odin Hensley late Wednesday night and Thursday morning. * Hensley, a player on the Austin-area high school's varsity football team, was airlifted to Dell Children's Medical Center on Monday after suffering a "cardiac emergency" during a team practice.  * Hensley's uncle Gilbert Ruiz posted a Facebook message in remembrance of his nephew late Wednesday night. * "It's with a broken heart to say we lost a young king today," Ruiz wrote. "This kid was full of light and just the greatest all around young man. You will be missed Odin son." * At least 10 of Hensley's Lake Travis Cavaliers teammates took to Instagram on Wednesday night to post messages in his honor. * "Rest in peace Odin."  * "Gone too soon. Rest easy brother." [Read more at Chron](https://www.chron.com/news/article/odin-hensley-lake-travis-death-22386113.php)