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At #AHA21, UT Southwestern's Taylor Triana, M.D., and Amit Khera, M.D., presented findings about CAC scores, ASCVD risk assessment, and socioeconomic status.

Inpatient rehabilitation can vastly improve recovery after a major injury, illness, or surgical procedure. How to choose the best rehab center for your condition.

UT Southwestern's Dr. John Warner introduces the 2021 Physician Update — highlights from UTSW's research presented at the annual AHA Scientific Sessions.

Over the years, doctors have prescribed bed rest to pregnant women to help prevent complications such as miscarriages or preterm labor. However, no scientific evidence to date tells us it’s helpful – and, worse yet, bed rest might even do more harm than good. Learn more.

UT Southwestern's Ann Marie Navar, M.D., Ph.D., provided an overview of risk factors for cardiovascular disease in women at the 2021 AHA Scientific Sessions.

Eating a healthy diet and weight management is a simple – but effective – cancer prevention plan. UT Southwestern offers exercise and diet tips to get on track. #calloutcancer

For cancer care in North Texas, 2005-2015 has been a defining decade. Ten years ago, Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center set the loftiest of goals

Simple hand hygiene can prevent many cases of infection.

Genetic testing in 2014 at the Simmons Cancer Center revealed that a 50-year-old had a mutation in the BRCA1 gene, meaning she had a higher risk for breast and ovarian cancer.

In honor of National Nutrition Month and Friday Foodie Favorites, we’re serving up comfort food without the guilt.