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Keep your eyes safe this summer with these tips to prevent fireworks injury, contacts lens problems, and “sunburn of the eye.”

A new clinical trial at UT Southwestern aims to offer new hope for patients with multiple myeloma.

When Sharon Leissner noticed symptoms similar to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in both herself and her son, Jake, she immediately made appointments to get their hearts checked out.

Men with prostate cancer want to know the future: Will my cancer get worse? Do I need surgery? Genomic testing can help us make educated recommendations, but it’s far from perfect. UT Southwestern explains why genomic testing isn’t a “crystal ball” for predicting prostate cancer risk.

Discover how tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte therapy for advanced melanoma gives patients’ immune systems the upper hand to eliminate cancer.

During pregnancy, many women relish the opportunity to feed their sweet tooth or enjoy comfort foods that are full of empty calories. A treat here and there is fine, but gaining too much weight during pregnancy can cause problems. Learn more.

Aging at home doesn’t have to mean sacrificing independence. Get tips on fall prevention and medication management from UT Southwestern.

Peyronie’s disease causes penile curvature, pain, and erectile dysfunction. Learn symptoms, causes, and treatment options from a UT Southwestern urologist.

When RayMond Hamilton needed a kidney transplant, Sheila Campbell, a friend since childhood, was there to donate. “My kidney was predestined to be his,” Sheila said.

In the third trimester, women with problem pregnancies might have ultrasounds as often as once a week. But are all the tests needed? A spring 2018 study suggests frequent ultrasounds for growth or amniotic fluid checks might not benefit these moms and babies as much as previously thought.