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Some complex middle ear conditions can be treated with no visible incisions. Explore transcanal endoscopic ear surgery and traditional ear surgery with otolaryngologists at UT Southwestern.

Cancer affects the mind and body. Learn how psycho-oncology helps patients manage anxiety, stress, and emotional challenges.

UT Southwestern describes a "one-two punch" that was more effective than conventional immunotherapy for patient Larry Carlson.

Nearly 4,000 people across the U.S. are waiting for a heart transplant, and there aren’t enough donor hearts to go around. Discover what the future of heart transplantation might hold and how Texans can help narrow the gap today.

Research has shown time and again that our lifestyle choices – including diet and nutrition – have a major effect on our overall health and cancer risk.

Get an infographic with information on colorectal cancer from UT Southwestern Medical Center.

Yu-Min Shen, M.D., Professor of Internal Medicine at UT Southwestern Medical Center, explains the different types of anemia, their causes, and what it means for patients.

Since Brooks Haley's first heart attack in 2010, all his wife, Sandy, has wanted was to make sure Brooks’s heart was as healthy as it could be.

Dr. Melissa Shoemaker at UT Southwestern Medical Center explains the new dietary guidelines and what they mean for real life, health, and eating well without guilt.

UT Southwestern specialists evaluated Linda for a heart transplant. Her new heart gave her not only a second chance at life but a first chance to watch her son grow.