When a new baby is on the way, loved ones often want to visit in the hospital. But not all women are comfortable sharing this personal time. In this week’s blog, we share eight factors to consider before inviting guests to visit you in Labor and Delivery.

Children and teachers in North Texas are heading back to school, but the emergence of the Delta variant and rapidly rising COVID-19 case counts have fueled new concerns about the safety of in-person learning. UT Southwestern shares tips to keep kids safe.

Is there anything you can say to a reluctant friend or family member to persuade them COVID-19 vaccination is the right choice for them? The short answer is: 'yes,' says UT Southwestern.

Your retina can signal a serious health condition, sometimes before other physical symptoms appear. UT Southwestern discusses four types of systemic conditions with signs and symptoms that arise in the eyes.

Many articles about fetal hiccups end with a cautionary tale, but the science says fetal hiccups are likely nothing to worry about. UT Southwestern discusses why in the Your Pregnancy Matters blog.

Ready to start running or lifting weights again after giving birth? UT Southwestern discusses when it's OK to start intense exercise – and how to do so safely – in this week's Your Pregnancy Matters blog.

Tongue-tie in newborns can cause feeding and growth problems if left untreated. In this week's Your Pregnancy Matters blog, explore how team-based care from lactation experts, speech therapists, pediatricians, and ENTs can help new parents and babies overcome feeding challenges.

Before her 50th birthday, heart transplant recipient Susan Liang has survived more than her fair share of challenges. Read her remarkable story of how UT Southwestern gave her a "fourth chance at life."

Bunions are much more than a cosmetic issue – they're a painful structural problem that limits a person’s mobility. UT Southwestern describes how the advanced surgical procedure lapiplasty bunionectomy can cure the condition with less downtime and low risk of recurrence.

Prenatal lab testing can help patients achieve healthier, happier pregnancies. But more tests are not always better! UT Southwestern discusses four lab tests that some patients may not need in this Your Pregnancy Matters blog.