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The affordability of a new genetic test that analyzes specific genes to determine breast and ovarian cancer risk will result in more women getting tested, but will those results be accurate?

Clinical research allows physicians and scientists to discover new solutions to major health problems, such as obesity, heart disease, and diabetes.

Cancer has haunted Denise’s family for years. Learn how genetic testing helped save her life. Add your voice – #calloutcancer today.

UT Southwestern explains how diabetes affects the heart.

Women with endometriosis often suffer painful, heavy periods. But new research shows the condition also may increase heart disease risk. UT Southwestern explains.

Answering your questions about women’s heart health during the social media live chat on Feb. 18, 2015, as part of UT Southwestern’s Heart Month activities.

A landmark trial focused on lowering high-risk patients’ blood pressure was ended abruptly – with good reason! UT Southwestern explains.

A UT Southwestern physician will answer questions about women’s heart health, heart attacks, and chest pain during an upcoming live chat.

Mammograms to detect heart disease? UT Southwestern explains why she’s excited about how mammography could “fill the gap” in women’s heart care.

What a woman experiences during pregnancy can give doctors a glimpse into the future.