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Stroke is a blanket term for sudden neurological changes, and they can be caused by many things. UT Southwestern discusses brain aneurysm and how it affects stroke risk.

Becoming a big brother/sister is exciting for a child, but also scary. UT Southwestern shares tips to help kids adjust to a new baby.

Most babies naturally move out of breech position, but about 4 percent of babies won’t. Learn the methods you can try to turn them.

Lindsey Duke knows firsthand the pain of losing a baby during pregnancy. She offers advice to parents who may be facing a similar situation.

UT Southwestern discusses why newborns need erythromycin in the eyes, a vitamin K shot, and a hepatitis B vaccine right away after birth.

If you have had a pregnancy that was difficult or ended in miscarriage or stillbirth, you can acknowledge your grief but still experience the joy a new pregnancy brings.

UT Southwestern’s cardiovascular team has completed a study that suggests doctors should expand the standard definition of improved fitness for patients with diabetes.

A UT Southwestern cardiologist and father explains how to find time for heart-healthy exercise, even when you’re busy and have a family.

New research suggests 150 minutes of moderate aerobic exercise a week may not be enough to prevent chronic heart failure.

Severe stroke treatment by the team at UT Southwestern in Dallas now includes the groundbreaking use of stents.