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Safety guidelines for taking pain medications such as Tylenol during pregnancy have not changed, despite recent research on acetaminophen risks. UT Southwestern discusses the news topic in the latest Your Pregnancy Matters blog.

The body needs time to heal after childbirth, but persistent pain and incontinence are not normal. Learn to help speed recovery.

DMEK, an advanced microsurgery technique for corneal transplants, offers patients faster recovery and better outcomes for their eyes and vision than traditional invasive methods.

The UT Southwestern Maternal-Fetal Medicine Clinic at Children’s Health Plano offers a full range of diagnostic and treatment services for expectant mothers and for women contemplating pregnancy who are concerned about their health and the health of their unborn child.

To help patients feel less alone in their miscarriage or stillbirth experiences, UT Southwestern shares three affirmations that have helped one doctor grieve her pregnancy losses.

Experience is important in any field, but in the complex realm of transplant medicine it’s crucial—translating directly to lives saved or significantly enhanced. In 2015, two UT Southwestern transplant programs have celebrated milestones in experience.

Urinary tract changes during pregnancy create an ideal environment for UTIs. The sooner we test you, the faster we can treat you and reduce possible risks.

Doctors can diagnose many birth defects before the baby is born.

PARP-1 inhibitor drugs can reduce the risk of BRCA- and HRDS-associated ovarian cancer by 70%. New research at UT Southwestern Medical Center may help expand treatment to more patients.

Many common cold and flu medications contain NSAIDs such as ibuprofen, which the FDA warns can cause serious fetal harm in pregnancy. Learn more.