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February is Heart Month. Join UT Southwestern and our team of heart experts for 28 Days of Heart Health.

It’s so important to take action when something isn’t right with your health. Every day, we see patients who have ignored symptoms for years.

Brittany Clayborne developed heart failure soon after the birth of her son. As she awaits a heart transplant, she inspires others to become organ donors.

Hospital readmissions are an issue for heart attack and heart failure patients. UT Southwestern is involved with a program to reduce these readmissions.

Take a look at how we celebrated 28 Days of Heart Health this February and use these videos, articles, and recipes to keep your heart healthy all year long.

Genetic testing reassures a woman she has not inherited her mother’s troublesome heart genes.

Chemotherapy and radiation are effective breast cancer treatments. But rarely, these treatments can affect the function of the heart. Add your voice – #calloutcancer today.

From robotics to mid-surgery blood tests, new methods make endocrine surgery safer. UT Southwestern explains how 5 key techniques benefit patients.

Is thyroid cancer over diagnosed and over treated? UT Southwestern explains why quick and effective treatment is better than the alternative.

A new Pelvic Floor Disorders Program at UT Southwestern offers relief from the pain, discomfort, and inconvenience.