Cheerleaders Potentially Exposed To Mumps At National Competition In Dallas
The Texas Department of State Health Services calls this an isolated case and does not consider this to be an outbreak.
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The Texas Department of State Health Services calls this an isolated case and does not consider this to be an outbreak.
The Trump administration says it's launching a new effort to make electronic medical records easier for patients to use. Medicare will play a key role.
The nation's largest health insurer plans to give some customers a break at the pharmacy counter starting next year.
The head of the FDA wants to more than double the number of packages that his agency inspects, an effort to stem the flow of opioids that runs through the international mail supply.
The worst of the nation's nasty flu season is finally over.
Delicious as bacon may be, the popular breakfast food has been linked to causing various types of cancer.
You might think that school lunches are not the most craveable meals, but a group of students in Skyline High School's culinary arts program are cooking up lunches that are anything but boring.
The deadly flu season is far from over, and now it's strain B that's spreading fast in Texas.
Two years ago, a federal group pulled its recommendation for FluMist after research found that it wasn't working against swine flu, the kind of flu that was making most people sick then.
A new study suggests that weight loss is most helped by "getting rid of packaged, processed food" and avoiding unhealthy habits like eating while watching television.
Although long derided as pseudoscience, acupuncture is increasingly being embraced by patients and doctors as an alternative to the powerful painkillers behind the nation's opioid crisis.
Two more people in Dallas County have died from flu-related illnesses. That brings the total number to 69 flu-related deaths in Dallas County this season, and the season is not over yet.
Matthew Heineman discusses his new series on Showtime "The Trade."
Most employers screen job applicants for marijuana use, even in states where it's legal for medical and recreational use. That has some experts arguing that the practice is a waste of time.
The first blood test to help doctors diagnose traumatic brain injuries has won U.S. government approval.