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New drug could double survival for eligible patients with pancreatic cancer

A new drug called daraxonrasib may double survival for some patients with advanced pancreatic cancer. Learn who may be eligible and how it works.

How psycho-oncology helps young adults with cancer

A cancer diagnosis hits differently in your teens, 20s, or 30s. Discover how psycho-oncology services help young adults cope and thrive.

Dallas man is Texas’ first recipient of novel therapy for eye cancer that spreads to liver

After uveal melanoma spread to his liver, a Dallas man became the first patient in Texas to receive the FDA-approved Hepzato Kit at UT Southwestern.

What is whole-person cancer care?

What is whole-person cancer care? It’s how UT Southwestern rallies our team around each patient to provide the best outcomes. Experience our approach.

Scanxiety: How to recognize and manage imaging-related stress

Scan anxiety – the stress you experience while waiting for medical imaging results – is manageable. Learn how to spot the signs of so-called scanxiety and reclaim your peace of mind.

Direct-to-implant reconstruction: Single surgery, beautiful results after breast cancer

Discover the benefits of direct-to-implant breast reconstruction, a single surgery option for faster recovery and restored confidence after a mastectomy.

Power within: How a new melanoma treatment shrinks tumors from the inside

Discover how tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte therapy for advanced melanoma gives patients’ immune systems the upper hand to eliminate cancer.

Psycho-oncology supports the whole person during and after cancer treatment

Cancer affects the mind and body. Learn how psycho-oncology helps patients manage anxiety, stress, and emotional challenges.

Specialized care for young adults with colorectal cancer: What you need to know

Colon cancer is on the rise among young adults. UT Southwestern’s new clinic offers specialized care for the unique needs of patients under 50.

Explaining the many forms of anemia, from symptoms to treatment

Yu-Min Shen, M.D., Professor of Internal Medicine at UT Southwestern Medical Center, explains the different types of anemia, their causes, and what it means for patients.

Uveal melanoma: Treating rare eye cancer

Uveal melanoma is a rare, complex eye cancer known for spreading to the liver. Explore the team-based expertise needed to diagnose and treat this uncommon eye cancer.

Liver cancer is on the rise: 3 risk factors you can control to reduce your risk

Learn how to reduce your risk of liver cancer through prevention, early detection, and lifestyle changes. Know the signs and talk to your doctor.

Navy veteran navigates cancer journey from paralysis to remission

Navy veteran Clinton Adger beat multiple myeloma with UT Southwestern’s expert care. Now he’s walking, volunteering, and inspiring others to fight on.

Prostate cancer screening and treatment: What you need to know

PSA tests are used to screen for prostate cancer, but most health care guidelines suggest men discuss the pros and cons of screening with their doctor first. Learn more about how prostate cancer is diagnosed and what treatment options are available.

Dense breasts: What it means and what women can do about screening

Learn what it means to have dense breasts and why supplemental screening options can help detect breast cancer early.