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Under normal conditions, hypoxia-inducible factors, or HIFs, allow the body’s cells to thrive in low-oxygen environments, such as high altitudes.

Nearly one-third of brain tumors are gliomas. These tumors can lie dormant for months or years, then suddenly start growing rapidly in a deadly form called glioblastoma.

An enhanced way of imaging prostate cancer is facilitating diagnosis and expanding treatment options.

Melanoma is rare in Black patients, but when it happens, it often arises on the soles of the feet and palms of the hands – areas not often exposed to the sun. See our latest data in this week’s MedBlog.

Cancer can leave patients scarred, both physically and emotionally. Is there hope for regaining sexuality and intimacy after cancer treatment? Add your voice - #CallOutCancer today.

Deep venous arterialization surgery for peripheral artery disease helps patients avoid amputation and regain functional independence.

Should we treat Stage 0 breast cancer? It’s a controversial topic among physicians and patients alike. Four of our breast cancer specialists weigh in.

A historic stem cell transplant at UT Southwestern Medical Center saved Chuck Dandridge's life. A decade later, he is advocating for more people to participate in bone marrow transplant clinical trials like he did.

Shame or guilt, anger, depression, defensiveness, confusion, or even stark misconceptions can lurk below the surface of a lung cancer diagnosis.

UT Southwestern’s Department of Psychiatry has a large, unmatched faculty with expertise in nearly all areas of modern psychiatric practice.