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Heartburn, hemorrhoids, and nausea – oh my! UT Southwestern's Diane Huynh, D.O., discusses 5 ways pregnancy disrupts the gastrointestinal system and when to call the doctor.

Acute rejection of a lung transplant is surprisingly normal; 40 to 50 percent of transplant patients deal with it during the first year after surgery. Discover why UT Southwestern says these rejections are very treatable through medication at home or at the doctor’s office.

Breast cancer can stay in remission for many years, thanks to effective drugs like tamoxifen. But sometimes breast cancer reappears. A new drug under study at UT Southwestern holds promise for people who are facing recurrent breast cancer. Read more.

When cancer strikes, there is potential for heart damage. Specialists in cardio-oncology can help minimize this damage. Read more.

UT Southwestern’s Mobile Mammography Unit has been working to make this potentially lifesaving breast cancer screening more convenient for women.

More Texans die from hepatocellular carcinoma, a form of liver cancer, than people in any other state. Explore why aggressive detection and treatment of liver diseases that cause this condition are key to good outcomes.

Stillbirth is a tragedy that leaves lasting effects on women and their doctors. The cause is often unexplainable, but we know that certain conditions can increase the risk of stillbirth – and that the traditional technique of “kick counts” is ineffective to predict risk. Learn more.

Having a new baby comes with extra costs, from diapers to feeding and beyond. But there are ways to cut costs without sacrificing value. In this week’s blog, UT Southwestern offers seven categories to save money during the baby’s first year of life.

Cleft palate is a gap in the roof of the mouth that forms when two pieces of tissue do not fuse together during fetal development.

Learn why abnormal bleeding should be treated and not ignored. Get expert advice from UT Southwestern Medical Center's women's health specialists.