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An anonymous living donor gives part of herself to save a stranger.

Returning to exercise after pulmonary embolism treatment is difficult for many young patients. UT Southwestern discusses research investigating why – and how the data might improve treatment.

Data released at the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine's 38th annual meeting in Dallas has sparked a flurry of discussion among pregnant patients and obstetricians: Is routine induction of labor at 39 weeks actually a good thing? UT Southwestern weighs in.

Check out UT Southwestern's list of newborn care tips, resources, and products designed for disabled parents.

Learn how Simmons Cancer Center is pioneering new developments that aim to improve clinical outcomes for cancer patients.

Having a breast reconstruction fail is devastating. UT Southwestern is a pioneer in flap procedures, working to improve recovery, and results.

A routine cholesterol check first threatened Chuck Dandridge’s retirement and then his life. But an experimental procedure at UT Southwestern and a gift from his son, Jon, produced a remarkable turnaround – and some medical history.

Cone-shaped head? Crying without tears? UT Southwestern discusses seven newborn traits that surprise new parents but are almost always nothing to worry about.

Oncology patients frequently visit the ED for health concerns — even when it’s not the best fit for their needs. Here’s what we know today about reducing ED visits.

UT Southwestern explains how eating a healthy diet composed mainly of plant-based foods can be an effective way to help prevent breast cancer.