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COVID-19 provided a real-life laboratory to study changes to long-standing clinical research practices. Find out how we made changes to keep our patients safe.

The increased focus on breakthrough infections, which remain rare and mostly mild, is obscuring the fact that vaccine hesitancy and resistance to mask wearing in public continues to fuel the pandemic.

Researchers are combining experience in chemical synthesis and nanoparticle engineering with their knowledge of cancer development to design future therapies.

Nasal polyps can make it difficult to breathe, sleep, or enjoy your daily life. Learn how advanced sinus surgery can get patients back to breathing easier – with less pain and a shorter recovery than traditional sinus procedures.

Education and training are a top priority at Simmons Cancer Center. We share recent updates and future directions for cancer research training.

Celebrity diagnoses have thrust multiple sclerosis (MS) into the spotlight. Learn how this neurological disease starts, spreads – and can be stopped with new treatments.

Research released at the 2018 LA International Stroke Convention suggests that certain stroke victims might benefit from a brain-saving stroke therapy up to 24 hours after a stroke, compared to the six-hour window to which doctors have previously adhered.

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.

What women should know about thyroid disease symptoms, how thyroid problems affect family planning, and how to take thyroid medication correctly.

UT Southwestern discusses updated screening recommendations for pregnant patients at risk of having a stillbirth.