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Imagine battling severe depression for decades with no treatment making a difference.

Five exercises and techniques you can use to prepare your body for labor and delivery.

Newly published comparative data on survival outcomes among the three heart transplant programs in Dallas give UT Southwestern cause to be proud. Learn more.

An umbilical cord sometimes can wrap around a baby’s neck before delivery. When it does, it’s called a nuchal cord. While this sounds like a scary scenario, it’s actually quite common and unlikely to cause problems. Learn more.

Hands-only CPR is simple to perform, involves only two steps, and does not include mouth-to-mouth breaths. Learn the technique today so you’ll know it when you need it!

UT Southwestern physicians and scientists conduct laboratory, clinical, and population-based research, leading to new drugs and treatments with the sole purpose of improving patient care and saving lives.

With Heart Failure Week underway, meet some of the patients who depend on UT Southwestern for their heart health care.

Researchers are using sensory feedback technology to create a prosthetic hand that can feel.

These newborns are wearing red hats that represent a deeper message.

An anonymous living donor gives part of herself to save a stranger.