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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.

A new study suggests that certain anticholinergic drugs commonly prescribed for depression, Parkinson’s disease, and bladder conditions might increase the risk for dementia in patients who took the medications long-term.

UT Southwestern's Dr. Mark Drazner highlights discussion focused on the EMPULSE trial at the 2021 AHA Scientific Sessions.

Many pregnant women think they have to skip their dental appointments until after their baby comes. The truth is, for most women, routine dental care during pregnancy is safe – and recommended. Ask your dentist these seven questions ahead of time so your appointment goes smoothly.

Follow these New Year’s resolutions for a better pregnancy experience in 2017!

A personal bond between you and your oncologist can be of benefit in your cancer treatment. A doctor at UT Southwestern Dallas discusses why he thinks it’s important to have a trusting relationship with your doctor.

Whether you’re a first-time mom or experienced at giving birth, prenatal education classes offer tips for everyone, including a potentially surprising benefit.

Patients who come to the clinic for cardiac evaluation may require certain tests to evaluate their heart. Here are the five exams your cardiologist most often orders.

How much should work and activities such as lifting or standing really be limited during pregnancy?

The FDA approved two new drugs for the treatment of melanoma in two days, giving additional hope to patients with the deadliest form of skin cancer. Add your voice –#CallOutCancer today.