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My colleagues and I call the postpartum period “the fourth trimester.” In this time, your body is healing from childbirth and trying to return to its pre-pregnancy state.

I  look  forward  to  discussing  these  plans  with  you  and  hope  you  will  share  my  enthusiasm  and   excitement  for  the  future  of  UT  Southwestern  in  all  of  our  missions.       Daniel  K.  Podolsky,  M.D.  

My colleague, Ankit Patel, M.D. , and I are two of a small pool of physicians in the Metroplex who offer the Intracept procedure, and more of our colleagues in the UT Southwestern Spine Center are starting to use the technology.

Myth 4: My doctor didn’t ask me about vaping, so it must not be a big deal. The Women’s Health Issues  survey I mentioned found that providers are less likely to ask about ENDS use than smoking and are less likely to follow up on whether patients quit vaping.

My team at UT Southwestern has been studying the mechanisms of “gravity diseases” such as POTS, or patients who faint or can’t stand upright for other reasons, for more than 30 years.

These standards were based on a mechanical model my research colleagues and I developed to assess the impact of blows to the heart. Whether chest protectors are required varies depending on each sport’s governing body.

It was my pleasure to participate in a #AHA20 session titled “Code Blue: Arrhythmia Management in the Critical Care Setting.”

ethnicity, lower income, lack of adequate health insurance, and undocumented immigration status, negatively impact the detection, treatment, and survivorship of many types of cancer. [1,2] This is also true for patients with germ cell tumors – most commonly testicular cancer – which are the focus of my

My recommendations First, if you currently take narcotic medications and your Ob/Gyn provider is not aware, talk with her or him about what you take and how often. Together, you can explore the best plan of care for you and your infant.

The first Thursday of each month, I spend my evening online with physicians, dietitians, and curious people from across the country to discuss insights and facts about pancreatic cancer .