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Sarah initially was admitted at Children’s Health and we were consulted when it was discovered that she had acute flaccid myelitis, a rare type of transverse myelitis thought to be triggered by a viral infection. We’re one of only two dedicated transverse myelitis centers in the world, and we’re the only one with a multidisciplinary focus on children.

Salt substitutes are being used less but can help cut sodium and support blood pressure. Learn what they are and how to use them safely.

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

Deep brain stimulation is being studied as a possible new option for people with treatment-resistant depression. Learn who may qualify and what’s next.

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.

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

Endometriosis is an under-reported, under-discussed condition that affects an estimated 176 million women worldwide. UT Southwestern encourages women and girls to speak up, be heard, and seek care from someone who will listen and is equipped to help.

Dizziness can occur for many reasons, and almost everyone will experience it. How to tell if it’s something more serious, such as vertigo.

For many women, pregnancy is their first encounter with regular health care. As we learn more about how pregnancy affects women’s health long-term, more doctors must step up to the challenge of encouraging ongoing care long after delivery. Learn more.

Historically, women were advised to take to their beds after having a baby. But modern doctors know moving around as soon as possible after delivery is key to preventing harmful blood clots. Discover how blood clots can harm your health and how to reduce your risk.