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Many common cold and flu medications contain NSAIDs such as ibuprofen, which the FDA warns can cause serious fetal harm in pregnancy. Learn more.

Katie Sturm was diagnosed with a rare brain tumor while she was pregnant with quadruplets. She had surgery at UT Southwestern and later delivered her four sons during a pandemic. Read her amazing story on the Your Pregnancy Matters blog.

UT Southwestern is currently recruiting children and young adults ages 7 to 21 who have had a lower-extremity DVT. We're studying the increase of physical activity, with a Fitbit, and the impact to life-changing complications down the road that are related to their blood clot.

A third of Dallas-Fort Worth residents don’t get enough sleep, putting their health at risk. How a few simple lifestyle changes can get you a few more Zs.

Learn about the benefits of the innovative medication Ocrevus and its role in the future of MS treatment.

UT Southwestern shares tips on holiday travel and family gatherings for Thanksgiving 2020.

The COVID-19 vaccines are ready in record time, but we know you have questions about how they work, safety, and side effects. So here are some evidence-based answers from one of UT Southwestern's medical professionals who will be among the first in line to take the shot.

It’s terrifying when a student-athlete gets a concussion. Usually, these kids recover fine. But when should an athlete see a doctor for concussion symptoms?

The movie “Concussion” has many parents worried about the long-term effects of concussions. Should parents pull their kids out of sports? What’s the real risk?

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.