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Headaches and migraines are common during pregnancy, and treatment options are similar for pregnant and non-pregnant women. However, sudden and severe headaches can indicate more serious health issues. Learn more.

Whether you’re waiting to get pregnant for career or other reasons, a fertility assessment may help determine the chances of having a baby in your 30s.

Get tips for packing, snacking, and testing on vacation.

There is no miracle diet for people who have been diagnosed with cancer. The physicians at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas debunk some of the more common cancer diet myths.

As of Sept. 1, 2017, all Texas health insurance plans must cover 3-D mammograms for women 35+. What this means for women’s health.

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.

More men are dying from COVID-19, and testosterone may be part of the explanation. In this MedBlog, Raksha Jain, M.D., who researches sex hormones and their affect on infection, discusses the underlying causes of men's risk factors.

Checklists, cowboys, and pit crews – Shivani Patel, M.D., discusses how these three seemingly unrelated phrases can save patients’ lives in every area of medicine. Learn more.

Should pregnant women give up coffee? Skip sushi night? Avoid deli meats? Jamie Morgan, M.D., discusses common food concerns and offers tips for avoiding foodborne illness during pregnancy.

A national authority on breast cancer and a leader in breast cancer research, Dr. Marilyn Leitch directs the Center for Breast Care in Dallas, one of the nation’s leading multidisciplinary groups dedicated to breast cancer evaluation and treatment.