A landmark study might change the way we treat patients that have both heart failure and atrial fibrillation. Cardiac catheter ablation therapy might benefit thousands of patients by providing better symptom management, higher quality of life, and improved survival rates.

UT Southwestern Medical Center specialists provide collaborative care for people with myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS), a group of disorders that affects cells in the bone marrow.

UT Southwestern helped a 46-year-old pharmacist recover from his heart attack and return to running marathons.

Regain your strength and confidence with abdominal wall reconstruction at UTSW Medical Center. Expert care for hernias and diastasis recti recovery.

In 2011, Julie Christoph was 27 years old, working full-time, finishing up her nursing degree, and preparing to launch an exciting new career. When she began experiencing a racing heartbeat and dizzy spells that grew more frequent and more debilitating, she went to a doctor. And then another doctor

UT Southwestern offers leukemia treatments not available at every hospital, such as immunotherapy and bone marrow transplantation, for personalized patient care.

Many women struggle with fear of childbirth. Actively preparing for the big day can help make the experience less stressful and more enjoyable.

UT Southwestern helps patients become more aware of the risk factors of leukemia because early detection is important for successful treatment.

Abdominal bulge after pregnancy can be a sign of diastasis recti, a muscle injury. Why to seek care, and how physical therapy can help.

UT Southwestern head and neck cancer experts use the latest imaging technology for accurate diagnosis, a critical step in developing effective treatment plans.