The uterus is normally the size of a pear and the inner cavity is triangle-shaped. However, women with müllerian anomalies can have a uterus and cervix that are abnormally shaped or missing completely. Discover what problems these anomalies can create and what treatments are available.

UT Southwestern talks about how supplements can be an excellent tool to fighting colds and flu, as long they’re used correctly, and with the right patient.

Large or multiple uterine fibroids can pose risks to mom and baby during pregnancy. Find out why in this week's Your Pregnancy Matters blog.

Anyone of any age can be impacted by an enlarged heart muscle, even athletes in the prime of their careers. Our doctors explain what you need to know about hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.

UT Southwestern surgeons are highly experienced in treating mediastinal disease – often with minimally invasive or robotically assisted procedures.

Breast cancer survivors often want to get back to their regular activities right away. UT Southwestern explains how breast cancer rehabilitation can help. Add your voice – #calloutcancer today.

Melissa Robinson gave one of her kidneys to her friend, Dewayne Dunning. A doctor at UT Southwestern in Dallas talks about the advantages of having a living organ donor for such transplants.

Our advanced reproductive medicine specialists provide expert care to treat women with reproductive disorders who may not necessarily want to become pregnant.

At UT Southwestern, our physicians evaluate and treat a large number of patients with neurological diseases and syndromes associated with ataxia.

New research suggests that cervical cerclage, a procedure to hold the cervix closed to delay premature labor, may be useful in certain twin pregnancies. Learn more.