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As breast cancer treatment improves, so does the effort to protect survivors’ hearts. UT Southwestern explains how we protect the heart during cancer treatment.

Some supplements and drugs can cause issues with anesthesia. UT Southwestern discusses types of anesthesia and which medications to pause before surgery.

Sunati Sahoo, M.D., is a Professor of Pathology at UT Southwestern; she specializes in breast pathology.

New mom Kelly Stebbins suffered a heart attack months after giving birth. She tells the gripping story of how her family’s advocacy – and an overnight, open heart surgery at UT Southwestern in Dallas – saved her life.

Christine Hwang, M.D., is a Professor of Surgery at UT Southwestern; she specializes in pediatric liver and kidney transplantation.

UT Southwestern discusses how the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center’s Pediatric Program helps families make more informed care decisions.

The eye specialists at UT Southwestern treat a variety of cancers that develop in, on, and around the eye.

Why has it taken so long to develop a COVID-19 vaccine? The complex process of isolating the virus, producing antibodies, and testing a vaccine usually takes years. See how science has moved so quickly during the pandemic.

MIGS typically is performed by using microscopic-sized equipment or implants, precision lasers, and tiny incisions in the eye, all of which leads to minimal tissue trauma and a more rapid visual recovery than traditional glaucoma surgery.

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