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A UT Southwestern doctor in Dallas discusses “flow diversion” as one way to treat brain aneurysms before a stroke.

“Eat less, move more” is not a long-term weight management solution. But anti-obesity medications like GLP-1 agonists can change a patient’s relationship with food so they can focus on creating healthy, sustainable habits.

How often should you bathe your baby? UT Southwestern discusses best practices and safety tips for baby’s bath time.

Moms-to-be shouldn’t have to suffer sleepless nights before their babies are born. UT Southwestern discusses sleep disorders and how to avoid them.

Radiation therapy has been used to fight cancer for more than 100 years. An oncologist at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas explains its history and its future.

UT Southwestern discusses a few common, harmless skin conditions pregnant women experience, and one they shouldn’t ignore.

UT Southwestern suggests thinking about a “birth plan” as “birth preferences.” How to go about developing them and why communication with your doctor is key.

Children and teachers in North Texas are heading back to school, but the emergence of the Delta variant and rapidly rising COVID-19 case counts have fueled new concerns about the safety of in-person learning. UT Southwestern shares tips to keep kids safe.

A new, FDA-approved four-drug combo for AL amyloidosis is improving longevity and quality of life dramatically. UT Southwestern discusses how the medication and a multidisciplinary team of experts can give patients longer, healthier lives.

Go inside the OR at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas to see a living donor liver transplant surgery. The complex procedure requires a high level of surgical expertise and hospital infrastructure, and the large team that makes it possible at UT Southwestern includes surgeons, transplant hepatologists, nurses, ICU, social workers, psychological support, specialized pharmacology, and many more healthcare professionals.