Courtney Peets was born a “blue baby.” When she was 17, doctors closed her VSD and placed a pulmonary homograft. In adulthood, she experienced recurrent CHF at 37 weeks of pregnancy and delivered a healthy boy

Designed specifically to serve patients with polycystic kidney disease, the clinic also is a resource for regional nephrologists

Why do some patients have higher blood pressure numbers at the doctor’s office than at home? It could be “white coat hypertension

A new clinical trial called ADAPTABLE, The Aspirin Study is aiming to set the record straight on which of two commonly used daily doses of aspirin is more effective. The three-year study is comparing the benefits and side-effect risks of the two doses

Cardiology fellows at UT Southwestern make time for regular exercise in their busy schedules – just like their recommend their patients to do

“Cancer care at the highest level. Anywhere.” It’s a bold statement about UT Southwestern’s cancer-fighting capabilities, but it’s one that’s backed by an objective measure

A UT Southwestern health initiative seeks to “Call Out Cancer” and put the disease in its place. And you’re invited to join the effort. Add your voice –#CallOutCancer today

UT Southwestern offers a new way to think about – and do – heart valve surgery, and it’s reducing recovery times and improving outcomes

The Chief of UT Southwestern’s Division of Cardiology and Director of the Harry S. Moss Heart Center has been selected as Editor-in-Chief of the American Heart Association’s premier scientific journal Circulation

Artificial intelligence and virtual reality are making cataract surgeries more precise and improving patient outcomes. In this week’s MedBlog, UT Southwestern discusses how they use these technologies to treat patients with cataracts. Learn more