Pervasive and particularly deadly, lung cancer has remained intractable even as other cancers have yielded more readily to treatment advances. But science is steadily shedding light on therapeutic approaches that may begin to turn the odds of beating the disease in lung cancer patients’ favor.

Planning to skip a flu shot because you’re pregnant? Think again. UT Southwestern recommends getting a flu shot during your pregnancy to protect you and your baby.

Are we winning the war against cancer? A UT Southwestern physician explains advancements in cancer treatments and other positive signs of success in the fight against cancer.

A family who learned devastating news about their unborn baby makes a decision that may help save the life of someone else.

Assaults on KRAS. Researchers are finding new ways to neutralize the impact of the KRAS gene mutation, a notorious molecular villain in lung as well as other cancers.

Whether you’re a first-time mom or experienced at giving birth, prenatal education classes offer tips for everyone, including a potentially surprising benefit.

Important advances over the next decade will help Simmons Cancer Center realize the power and the promise of precision medicine for North Texas cancer patients.

Gone are the days when health care was based on “doctor knows best.” How team-based care models put pregnant women at the center of decision-making.

A year ago, Meredith thought college would be out of reach because of chronic, debilitating migraines that she began having when she was a junior in high school.

UT Southwestern talks about what to expect in the second and third trimesters of your pregnancy with twins, triplets, or more.