Choosing the right birthing team is essential — know the roles and ask the right questions to ensure the best support for your journey.

With the Abrysvo RSV vaccine, babies benefit most when moms get vaccinated at 32-36 weeks of pregnancy, in September to January. See the benefits for babies.

Genetic counseling can help provide clarity before, during, and after pregnancy, but there are some myths about what it can and can’t tell patients. A UT Southwestern expert separates myths from reality.

With the ongoing support of UT Southwestern and its transplant and rehabilitation specialists, Heath Erwin is back to enjoying life.

Lack of interest in sex can strain relationships. UT Southwestern explains why testosterone therapy for women is not a quick fix for low libido.

What is the root cause of neurodegeneration? It’s one of humanity’s most puzzling questions. Yet, thanks to UT Southwestern and its investigation of the Tau protein, we are getting ever closer to the answer.

UT Southwestern explains risk-reducing bilateral salpingo oophorectomy (rrBSO) – a preventive surgery performed for patients with elevated ovarian cancer risk at the Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center and Moncrief Cancer Institute.

The Chief of UT Southwestern’s Division of Cardiology and Director of the Harry S. Moss Heart Center has been selected as Editor-in-Chief of the American Heart Association’s premier scientific journal Circulation.

Why do some patients have higher blood pressure numbers at the doctor’s office than at home? It could be “white coat hypertension.”

Courtney Peets was born a “blue baby.” When she was 17, doctors closed her VSD and placed a pulmonary homograft. In adulthood, she experienced recurrent CHF at 37 weeks of pregnancy and delivered a healthy boy.