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Guys: Expecting a baby? UT Southwestern offers advice for supporting moms-to-be – and tips for what not to say to a pregnant woman!

Fetal heart rate monitors are useful tools for alerting physicians to potential problems during labor and delivery, but they have limitations in what they can do.

Pregnant women who have recently eaten Blue Bell Ice Cream may be at risk of listeria infection.

For women who have an infectious disease and are pregnant, early intervention is important.

When tortoise #12 at the Dallas Zoo developed a wound that wouldn’t heal, UT Southwestern teamed up with caregivers to fix its leg.

Vic Zanetti talks about being diagnosed and treated for grade 4 glioblastoma, and how he plans to keep outrunning it until medicine can catch up.

Matthew Ladin of Dallas contacted his dentist about his nagging jaw pain, thinking it was probably just a toothache.

Fish oil is sold as a heart-healthy supplement, but there is no evidence to suggest it helps prevent a heart attack. UT Southwestern explains.

A cancer diagnosis doesn’t necessarily mean infertility. Learn more about pre-treatment fertility preservation options for cancer patients.

Knowing how your cholesterol functions can help doctors determine your heart disease risk. A UT Southwestern cardiologist uses a garbage truck analogy to explain “cholesterol efflux.”