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2015 has been an important year for the UT Southwestern transplantation programs, two of which reached significant milestones in the number of procedures their specialists have performed.

More than 1 million adults in America have a congenital heart defect. A UT Southwestern doctor explains what they need to know before they become parents.

UT Southwestern answers FAQs about circumcision to help new parents of baby boys decide what’s best for their sons.

Doctors can diagnose many birth defects before the baby is born.

Postmenopausal bleeding is never normal and may in fact be an early symptom of endometrial cancer, says UT Southwestern.

Abdominal bulge after pregnancy can be a sign of diastasis recti, a muscle injury. Why to seek care, and how physical therapy can help.

Nitrous oxide, popularly known as “laughing gas,” used to be commonly used by women during labor. Now, the gas is making a comeback.

The body needs time to heal after childbirth, but persistent pain and incontinence are not normal. Learn to help speed recovery.

The UT Southwestern Maternal-Fetal Medicine Clinic at Children’s Health Plano offers a full range of diagnostic and treatment services for expectant mothers and for women contemplating pregnancy who are concerned about their health and the health of their unborn child.

People with cancer find hope in many ways. It may be through the support of family members, or it may be through a new treatment. For Chuck Dandridge, the two were intertwined in a way he could’ve never imagined.