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Explore safe ways to use home remedies and supplements for colds, flu, and viral illnesses — plus tips on what to avoid and when to see a doctor.

Most people aren't familiar with Chagas disease, usually transmitted through the bite of a “kissing bug.” Although most common in Latin America, it's also here in the U.S. – including Texas – and can be life-threatening. The risk to North Texans is minimal, but awareness is key.

Learn how to prevent falls as you age with expert tips on strength, home safety, bone health, and winter weather risks from UT Southwestern orthopedic specialists.

Body dysmorphic disorder causes obsessive worry over appearance flaws that others don’t see. Discover how it’s diagnosed and treated — and why early help makes a big difference.

Learn how cochlear implants can restore hearing, boost confidence, and improve quality of life. Get answers to 10 common questions cochlear implants.

Learn what Down syndrome means during pregnancy, from screening and diagnosis to care and support, so you can make informed, confident choices.

Learning during your pregnancy that your baby might have a genetic condition can feel overwhelming. Find out how UT Southwestern Medical Center and Children’s Health support families through genetic counseling, advanced testing, and coordinated care when a genetic condition is suspected.

Neuropalliative care helps families prioritize joy and comfort while living with a neurodegenerative disorder. Explore UTSW's clinic with Jenny Riecke, M.D.

Yu-Min Shen, M.D., Professor of Internal Medicine at UT Southwestern Medical Center, explains the different types of anemia, their causes, and what it means for patients.

Explore the Ross procedure for aortic valve replacement. It’s ideal for young, active patients who are good candidates – no lifelong blood thinners required.