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UT Southwestern discusses how people in these four categories can benefit most from preventive cardiology to lower cholesterol and reduce their risk of heart disease.

Brace yourself: Mountain cedar season, Mother Nature’s annual winter irritant that prompts noses to run and eyes to itch – and can make a happy new year miserable – is just around the corner.

Traditional allergy shots can take months to provide relief. Learn how rush immunotherapy can help people with allergies feel better faster.

Large kidney tumors or those starting to spread can put patients’ lives at risk. Learn about robotic surgery for kidney cancer and when we recommend it.

Many patients wonder if there are “natural” treatments they can use to manage or prevent postpartum depression. UT Southwestern looks at existing complementary and alternative medicines and explains the relative benefits, drawbacks, and why these therapies should be approached with caution.

Postpartum depression in dads is real. Learn to recognize the symptoms of paternal postpartum depression.

Everyone's heart races or feels like it skips a beat sometimes. Some people have them daily, others experience them rarely, but everyone has them.

Lung diseases can have major negative effects on patients’ quality of life. Learn about when we recommend a lung transplant to treat these conditions.

A new clinical trial will examine whether breastfeeding can help women reduce their risk for developing diabetes. Learn more and see how you or a loved one can participate.

This article reviews the steps that patients at risk of stroke should consider as they evaluate treatment options.