The debate percolates: Is coffee good for our health? UT Southwestern shares the risks and benefits of one of America’s favorite beverages in this updated article.

Chronic nosebleeds can be a sign of hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia, a bleeding disorder that can increase stroke risk. Explore diagnosis and treatment options.

With minimally invasive heart valve surgery, surgeons don’t “crack open the chest,” instead going between the ribs through a 2-inch incision.

UT Southwestern’s interventional radiologists specialize in venous sampling to help accurately diagnose endocrine conditions affecting organs and glands.

UT Southwestern discusses managing AFib to reduce stroke risk.

UT Southwestern’s pediatric reconstructive plastic surgeons offer compassionate care for children with abnormalities caused by birth defects, injury, or illness.

UT Southwestern and Texas Health Resources have created an integrated regional health network—called Southwestern Health Resources—that will provide increased access to primary and specialized care for the people of North Texas.

UT Southwestern’s hand team offers a comprehensive range of options to treat hand and upper extremity disorders affecting adults and children.

We’re raised to help people in need. Sadly, when someone collapses in public, the majority of us freeze in fear. But new CPR guidelines may change that.

At UT Southwestern, our board-certified plastic surgeons are experts in the latest techniques for lip augmentation and enhancement, such as lifts or fillers.