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A new study found that fertility returned quickest after stopping birth control in patients who had used IUDs or implants. In this week's Your Pregnancy Matters blog, explore birth control methods for specific life and health goals.

Heavy feeling in the legs? Tight calves? It may be peripheral artery disease.

Tailbone pain is common during pregnancy, but many women find relief through special cushions, exercises, and posture tips. Learn more from UT Southwestern.

As the pandemic enters its ninth month and cases rise again, now is not the time to give in to COVID-19 fatigue. UT Southwestern says the best way to fight it is by reinforcing the facts about the virus, and rededicating ourselves to safety measures that reduce its spread.

Not all cardiac imaging tests are looking for existing heart disease. Some are looking for clues to help patients prevent it.

Learn how a breakthrough treatment trains children’s immune systems to fight back against leukemia.

A personal bond between you and your oncologist can be of benefit in your cancer treatment. A doctor at UT Southwestern Dallas discusses why he thinks it’s important to have a trusting relationship with your doctor.

Lending a hand to new parents is a bit tougher due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Get ideas from five of our Ob/Gyn providers who share the best gifts and support they received when their own new babies arrived this year.

The COVID-19 pandemic is predicted to cause a steep drop in the 2021 birth rate. UT Southwestern explains why and how women who do get pregnant can stay safe and healthy.

There is no miracle diet for people who have been diagnosed with cancer. The physicians at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas debunk some of the more common cancer diet myths.