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More women are using long-acting reversible contraception methods – IUDs and birth control implants. What are the benefits and risks, and are they effective?

Trying to find the perfect gift for a parent-to-be? Physicians highlight the best gifts they received when they were expecting.

UT Southwestern researchers are trying to determine whether regular aerobic exercise and taking specific blood pressure and cholesterol medications can help preserve brain function. Obesity is not only detrimental to your heart health; it also has a link to nearly a dozen types of cancer. Learn

Princy Ghera, M.D., is in the Division of Pediatrics - Pulmonology at UT Southwestern Medical Center.

Treating obesity effectively takes a team approach. UT Southwestern's Weight Wellness Program knows firsthand the art and science required to help patients reverse the effects of obesity.

Uma Thakur, M.D., is in the Division of Radiology - Musculoskeletal at UT Southwestern Medical Center.

The good news for women is that they generally live longer than men. The less than great news is that the risk for stroke increases with age, which means that women typically have a higher stroke risk.

Dr. James David Finklea specializes in the care of cystic fibrosis (CF) patients as well as general pulmonology and liver critical care patients in the intensive care unit.

By age 40, millions of Americans begin dealing with age-related blurred vision when they read. New eye drops approved by the FDA recently help treat presbyopia, but are they a game-changer? UT Southwestern weighs in.

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