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UT Southwestern helped a 46-year-old pharmacist recover from his heart attack and return to running marathons.

Data released at the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine's 38th annual meeting in Dallas has sparked a flurry of discussion among pregnant patients and obstetricians: Is routine induction of labor at 39 weeks actually a good thing? UT Southwestern weighs in.

In 2011, Julie Christoph was 27 years old, working full-time, finishing up her nursing degree, and preparing to launch an exciting new career. When she began experiencing a racing heartbeat and dizzy spells that grew more frequent and more debilitating, she went to a doctor. And then another doctor, and then another doctor.

With the ongoing support of UT Southwestern and its transplant and rehabilitation specialists, Heath Erwin is back to enjoying life.

A recent rubella diagnosis is a timely reminder of how important it is to get the MMR vaccine.

UT Southwestern recently formed a Short-Term Support (STS) team dedicated specifically to quickly bridging the sickest patients either to transplantation or LVAD therapy and, ultimately, to recovery.

UT Southwestern’s Sports Medicine Clinic at the Medical Center Richardson/Plano offers a comprehensive approach to the care of athletes, from professionals to elite amateurs to neighborhood joggers.

Parents may worry kids will lose a competitive edge by not specializing in a sport early. UT Southwestern talks about why playing multiple sports helps performance and health.

You may have received common vaccines as a child, but it’s important to receive certain vaccines as an adult, too. A UT Southwestern doctor explains.

If you’re hoarse for more than two weeks, you should see a laryngologist (an ENT surgeon who specializes in the vocal cords).