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Heart disease is a major health concern in North Texas and across the country. Learn the risks to have a heart-healthy 2016 and beyond.

When blood vessels are under pressure from hypertension, the risk for heart disease increases. UT Southwestern shares tips to control the pressure — and the risk.

PARP-1 inhibitor drugs can reduce the risk of BRCA- and HRDS-associated ovarian cancer by 70%. New research at UT Southwestern Medical Center may help expand treatment to more patients.

UT Southwestern discusses risk factors that are increasing pregnancy-related heart attacks, and eating and exercise habits that can reduce the risk.

Make your own version of Ariana Grande’s voice care lunchbox from The Voice. UT Southwestern discusses which items to include and what to add to help patients keep their voices in great shape.

Heart attack symptoms in women can be subtle. But less severe symptoms don’t mean a less severe heart attack.

Brace yourself: Mountain cedar season, Mother Nature’s annual winter irritant that prompts noses to run and eyes to itch – and can make a happy new year miserable – is just around the corner.

Traditional allergy shots can take months to provide relief. Learn how rush immunotherapy can help people with allergies feel better faster.

Stroke is a blanket term for sudden neurological changes, and they can be caused by many things. UT Southwestern discusses brain aneurysm and how it affects stroke risk.

This article reviews the steps that patients at risk of stroke should consider as they evaluate treatment options.