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The FDA wants all U.S. blood centers to start screening for Zika, an expansion intended to protect the nation's blood supply from the mosquito-borne virus. Previously, the requirement was limited to Puerto Rico and two Florida counties.
Saying that she is "disappointed, saddened and deeply concerned" by the price hike of the EpiPen, actress Sarah Jessica Parker has cut ties with the company that makes the emergency allergy treatment.
Investigators say emergency responders in downtown Austin have treated more than 50 people who got sick after allegedly using synthetic marijuana.
There's a big battle being fought in North Texas against mosquitoes as we reach peak season for West Nile Virus.
Mylan, now in the crosshairs over severe price hikes for its EpiPen, says it will expand programs that lower out-of-pocket costs by as much as half.
The Orlando hospitals that treated dozens of people injured in the Pulse nightclub massacre are not billing survivors for out-of-pocket medical expenses.
The Dallas Police Department, along with SMU police, recovered a body Wednesday afternoon in one of the Trinity River levees near downtown.
A team of health professionals from China is spending six weeks in Dallas studying the program for cardiac rehab at Baylor Health.
As the Zika virus continues to spread, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is proposing a new fund to improve the federal government's response to major public health crises.
The first human case of the West Nile virus in Lewisville this year has been confirmed by health officials. And, on Wednesday night, the city will be taking steps to prevent any further spread of the disease.
The Dallas Better Business Bureau is alerting consumers about a number of scams popping up in regard to the Zika virus.
Brain trauma in domestic violence survivors has been overshadowed by concerns about injuries in Iraq and Afghanistan war vets, and by effects of repeated head blows in football players.
Eight student-athletes at TWU have been hospitalized with a potentially dangerous condition. This past weekend the students were all admitted for medical treatment of symptoms related to rhabdomyolysis.
Pregnancy-related deaths in Texas are on the rise.
A recent analysis of water samples in the Grapevine-Colleyville ISD revealed some elevated lead content. In response, the GCISD ran water quality tests at facilities built before 1989.