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Lisfranc injuries in athletes are common and difficult to treat without surgery. UT Southwestern explains why athletes are unable to return to action long after it happens.

A device that measures movement and balance can effectively help assess and track the progression of Parkinson’s disease, even when medications are used to reduce Parkinson’s symptoms, UT Southwestern researchers have found.

Why is it hard to keep weight off? Because obesity is a chronic disease that can come back. Explore the biological barriers and why long-term treatment is crucial.

Discover how hand surgery at UTSW Medical Center helps adults and children regain dexterity, functionality, and confidence. Expert care for lasting results.

We can help restore facial motion with a range of leading-edge treatments offered by a team of specialists from multiple disciplines.

A year ago, Meredith thought college would be out of reach because of chronic, debilitating migraines that she began having when she was a junior in high school.

May is Stroke Awareness Month. At UT Southwestern, we know a lot about the importance of timeliness and expertise when it comes to stroke.

South Asian Americans are at increased risk of heart disease. This Diwali, try these recipes that benefit heart health without sacrificing sweet, savory flavor.

Diagnosed at age 3 with a rare genetic disorder, Ryan Dant was not expected to live beyond age 10. But thanks to his parents who never lost hope and a clinical trial at UT Southwestern, the now 29-year-old recently finished college and is looking forward to life’s next chapter.

Last summer, Trevor Williams had surgery to treat his epilepsy. Two months later, “everything changed,” he says.