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NFL players maintain elite strength-training routines. UT Southwestern explains why their workouts may put them at risk for heart problems after retirement.

Pancreatic cancer is an aggressive disease with notoriously vague symptoms. But there are signs that can lead to early detection, and possibly prevention.

The new cancer center set to open in Fort Worth will offer treatment and emotional support.

Recovering from a stroke takes time and special rehabilitation. UT Southwestern shares what to expect during the stroke recovery process.

A third of Dallas-Fort Worth residents don’t get enough sleep, putting their health at risk. How a few simple lifestyle changes can get you a few more Zs.

The FDA approved two new drugs for the treatment of melanoma in two days, giving additional hope to patients with the deadliest form of skin cancer. Add your voice –#CallOutCancer today.

Heavy feeling in the legs? Tight calves? It may be peripheral artery disease.

A small study is raising questions about whether stents work for chest pain. UT Southwestern says they do and explains what the data really mean.

A personal bond between you and your oncologist can be of benefit in your cancer treatment. A doctor at UT Southwestern Dallas discusses why he thinks it’s important to have a trusting relationship with your doctor.

There is no miracle diet for people who have been diagnosed with cancer. The physicians at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas debunk some of the more common cancer diet myths.