Should pregnant women give up coffee? Skip sushi night? Avoid deli meats? JUT Southwestern discusses common food concerns and offers tips for avoiding foodborne illness during pregnancy.

Our urogynecology experts provide care for women with interstitial cystitis, a chronic condition that can cause bladder pain and pressure and pelvic pain.

Diabetic foot ulcers are nothing to mess around with. Notoriously difficult to heal, UT Southwestern offers treatments, which range from antibiotics, standard wound care, and surgery to leading-edge therapies such as the application of a wound dressing made of cryopreserved human placental tissue to

Our fertility experts use ovulation induction, treatment with medications to stimulate egg development and release in women who have had difficulty conceiving.

It can be scary to have a newborn who needs to stay in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). However, the experience can include unexpected advantages for new parents. Learn more.

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

When 72-year-old Larry Carlson was diagnosed with stage 4 kidney cancer, he simply didn’t believe the news. Initially, Mr. Carlson was in denial about his cancer, but once he accepted the diagnosis, he decided that giving up wasn’t going to be a part of his plan.

UT Southwestern Medical Genetics offers consultation, evaluation, counseling, and treatment for inherited diseases and known or suspected genetic conditions such as sickle cell disease.

Faced with a life-threatening aneurysm in his aortic arch near the heart, James Ibson, 77, thought he was out of options. But a novel device, custom made for him, saved his life. Watch James’ story and read about his procedure at UT Southwestern – just the seventh to be performed in the world.

UT Southwestern offers genetic screening and care for people of any age with phenylketonuria (PKU), an inherited disorder that can cause intellectual disability.