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When cancer struck Kim Ludwig’s family not once, but twice, she relied on her brave spirit and a clinical trial drug to save her life.

UT Southwestern’s Department of Anesthesiology and Pain Management works to advance medical education and research and to provide exceptional clinical care.

Spinal disc degeneration is common with age, but back pain doesn’t have to be. Find out how exercise can help prevent and alleviate back pain naturally – and know when it's time to see a doctor. Learn more.

Cancer death rates have dropped nearly 30% since 1991, and more that 2% between 2016 and 2017 alone – the biggest one-year drop on record. The driver has been precision medicine, an approach that focuses on personalization and collaboration. Learn more now.

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When acute liver failure strikes, it’s like a bolt of lightning. Tina Bartolucci knows the reality of this all too well. She had what felt like a cold and a day later she was rushed to UT Southwestern in need of a liver transplant. By the grace of an unnamed donor and the rapid response by the UT Southwestern transplant doctors, Tina survived the fight of her life.

At UT Southwestern, we care for older adults who are referred to us with complex conditions that require a coordinated, patient-centered approach – one that simultaneously works with the patient's preferences and values. These needs inspired the creation of the Acute Care for Elders (ACE) Unit at William P. Clements Jr. University Hospital.

Family-centered birth plans include everything from pain relief options to emergency care and how older kids can participate. In this Your Pregnancy Matters blog, get tips to prepare for what you want – and the unexpected – from a UT Southwestern certified nurse midwife.

The coronavirus, 2019-nCoV, has spread to multiple countries – including the U.S. In this MedBlog, UT Southwestern discusses what patients need to know about the virus and ways to reduce infection risks.

Radiation therapy for cancer raises plenty of questions – some of which you might feel nervous asking. UT Southwestern tackles five common questions patients might be afraid to bring up with their doctors. Read more.