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A UT Southwestern doctor in Dallas discusses “flow diversion” as one way to treat brain aneurysms before a stroke.

You can avoid a hysterectomy to remove uterine fibroids and increase your chance for pregnancy.

A new clinical trial aims to figure out which aspirin dosage is most effective and safest for patients with heart disease.

Azithromycin, an antibiotic used to treat bacterial infections, is a good treatment option for many patients but not for everyone. UT Southwestern explains.

The latest study suggests chocolate may reduce the risk for heart-related problems, but is it too good to be true?

Data from a new drug trial focused on reducing blood clots might allow more personalized options to prevent heart attacks in high-risk patients.

Diabetes affects more than just blood sugar — it also endangers the heart. UT Southwestern shares how to reduce the risk by controlling diabetes.

More and more people of South or East Asian ancestry are developing diabetes. Why is this happening, and what does it mean for their heart disease risk?

Heart disease is a major health concern in North Texas and across the country. Learn the risks to have a heart-healthy 2016 and beyond.

Gone are the days when health care was based on “doctor knows best.” How team-based care models put pregnant women at the center of decision-making.