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A UT Southwestern neurosurgeon is among the first in Texas to use an unconventional tool to pinpoint the source of seizures resulting from epilepsy.

Obesity disrupts sleep, and sleep disorders can cause weight gain. Explore this vicious cycle and how sleep medicine strategies can help break it.

Fiber Optic RealShape, a new imaging device for complex aortic repair, swaps X-rays for light, supporting safer, faster, more precise heart surgery.

Many patients think 10,000 steps per day is a magic number for their health, but UT Southwestern says any significant increase in steps can be beneficial for our health.

ACOG recommends vaginal hysterectomy if patients need one, but only 25% are done that way. See how vNOTES, an advanced approach, could offer more patients less invasive surgery.

For a quarter-century, UT Southwestern has been blazing the path for the lung cancer treatments of tomorrow, as well as the care of today.

Recognize the signs of stroke to act fast. UT Southwestern discusses BE FAST as a handy tool to identify stroke symptoms, save time, and save the brain.

UT Southwestern discusses concussion signs to watch for.

UT Southwestern, working closely with the Dallas VA, is making access to lifesaving organ transplants easier and available closer to home for thousands of veterans and military families.

Critically ill patients with brain injuries and neurological diseases can receive expert care from fellowship-trained neurointensivists in the dedicated Neurological and Neurosurgical Intensive Care Unit (Neuro ICU) at UT Southwestern’s Zale Lipshy Pavilion.