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Losing weight can be hard – even for doctors! UT Southwestern explains.

UT Southwestern and Texas Health Resources have created an integrated regional health network—called Southwestern Health Resources—that will provide increased access to primary and specialized care for the people of North Texas.

UT Southwestern explains how the Impella 2.5, a miniature heart pump, makes stent and angioplasty procedures safer.

UT Southwestern discusses how to work exercise into a daily routine.

Desperately ill heart patient Davy Hobson came to UT Southwestern for treatment on – of all days, Valentine’s Day – seemingly short on options. But his odds increased considerably when UT Southwestern specialists took a creative approach to save his life while they awaited a heart for transplant.

Why do some patients have higher blood pressure numbers at the doctor’s office than at home? It could be “white coat hypertension.”

The Chief of UT Southwestern’s Division of Cardiology and Director of the Harry S. Moss Heart Center has been selected as Editor-in-Chief of the American Heart Association’s premier scientific journal Circulation.

UT Southwestern discusses managing AFib to reduce stroke risk.

Familiar medicines, such as beta blockers and ace inhibitors, can help mend broken heart syndrome.

“We found that patients with mechanical assist devices have the ability to make their muscle cells divide,” says a study’s senior author from UT Southwestern. “The obvious question now is, ‘Are these hearts regenerating? Could LVADs be used as a cure for heart failure?’”