Texas One Step Closer To Hiring Marijuana Growers
Back in May the State legislature passed the bill allowing Texas to begin manufacturing CBD oil for epilepsy patients.
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Back in May the State legislature passed the bill allowing Texas to begin manufacturing CBD oil for epilepsy patients.
A study the government kept secret for years says that air traffic controllers' work schedules often lead to chronic fatigue, making them less alert and endangering the safety of the national air traffic system.
The furor on Capitol Hill over Planned Parenthood has stoked a debate about the use of tissue from aborted fetuses in medical research.
To battle infertility sometimes caused by cancer treatment, some children's hospitals are trying a futuristic approach.
In spite of the dangerously hot weather, the vast majority of North Texans Monday were heeding warnings to take the heat seriously.
It is back to work for North Texas high school football this week. And on this day, one of the hottest of the year, coaches are taking extra steps to protect their players in conditions that can be dangerous.
A revamped Diet Pepsi without aspartame will start to pop up on national store shelves later this week. But will people start flocking back to the diet soda?
About 60 percent of Americans have dental insurance coverage. But, even so, the nation's older population has been largely left behind. Nearly 70 percent of seniors are not insured.
The death of a 10-month-old baby left in a hot car in an Austin parking lot is the latest reminder of heat-related dangers. That's especially true for new parents.
An elderly resident of Northeast Tarrant County has died of illness caused by West Nile virus, the first such fatality Tarrant County this year, public health officials reported late Monday. The senior adult had underlying medical conditions.
First, two tenants at a Bedford apartment complex develop a rare eye infection. Now, doctors want others to be on the lookout for more people with the illness, because it likely came from a communal swimming pool.
Kraft has issued a warning about some Kraft Singles cheese slices that could put consumers at risk of choking. The company announced a voluntary recall affecting 36,000 cases of American cheese slices.
New research suggests that picky eating is rarely worth fretting over, although, in a small portion of kids, it may signal emotional troubles that should be checked out.
Dr. Christopher Duntsch, who lost his medical license in 2013, now faces potential prison time after being indicted on multiple assault charges relating to his treatment of patients.
Melody Lewis of Dallas has been accused of fraudulently billing the Oklahoma HealthCare Authority for nearly $75,000 from October 2011 through September 2014.