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UT Southwestern’s concussion program provides comprehensive evaluation and ongoing management for patients who have had a concussion or traumatic brain injury.

Women with endometriosis often suffer painful, heavy periods. But new research shows the condition also may increase heart disease risk. UT Southwestern explains.

Simmons Cancer Center offers our patients evidence-based music therapy with board-certified therapists to help improve well-being and quality of life.

Answering your questions about women’s heart health during the social media live chat on Feb. 18, 2015, as part of UT Southwestern’s Heart Month activities.

Our renowned physicians deliver the best in compassionate patient care, offering extensive experience to people with memory disorders.

It can be scary to have a newborn who needs to stay in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). However, the experience can include unexpected advantages for new parents. Learn more.

Meeting with people in similar situations at a cancer support group can be helpful for patients and their families at Simmons Cancer Center.

A landmark trial focused on lowering high-risk patients’ blood pressure was ended abruptly – with good reason! UT Southwestern explains.

Simmons Cancer Center is uniquely equipped to share the latest advances in cancer research and health recommendations with the community.

Heroin addiction patients aren’t stereotypical figures lurking in the shadows. They’re moms, teachers – everyday people who get hooked on opioids and turn to heroin when the pills run out. Discover how patients make the dangerous leap and how ending the addiction stigma can help save lives.