Study: Female Breast Cancer Rates Higher In Flower Mound
Why is the breast cancer rate higher? The report says it could be because women have better access to medical care or screening in Flower Mound.
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Why is the breast cancer rate higher? The report says it could be because women have better access to medical care or screening in Flower Mound.
An associate professor of Chemistry at the University of North Texas has created a new tool to crack down on I-D theft, trace criminals and help in the fight against cancer.
The Texas Department of State Health Services has released a new report which indicated most cancer rates in Flower Mound over a ten-year period were not higher than expected.
Amber Brantly says in a statement Tuesday that her husband Kent "remains very physically weak" but they "believe God will deliver" him from the deadly virus.
The accidental drowning of three toddlers within one week in Tarrant County has health officials urging parents more than ever to watch over their kids when they're near water.
The familiar knocking of knuckles spreads far less bacteria than a typical handshake, researchers report. It seems to be the wisest greeting, especially during cold and flu season.
Kent Brantly, a Fort Worth doctor working in Monrovia, Liberia, has been diagnosed with the Ebola virus.
Federal regulators say Great American Marketing of Houston has recalled about 475 pounds of ready-to-eat products due to possible listeria contamination.
A North Texas physician who ran a now-closed hospital near Dallas has been convicted of conspiracy, identity theft and health care fraud.
North Texas health officials are navigating three different major illnesses. Here are some tips to protect your family.
Some smartphone apps claim to repel mosquitoes but DEET may work best.
There's a disturbing uptick in the number of teens using human growth hormones a new study says.
The influx of illegal immigrants will be the top issue addressed during the 9th Annual Border Health Conference in Washington D.C. on Wednesday.
Grocery stores are clearing out portions of their produce sections after a packing company in California found fruit possible tainted with listeria.
A Central California company has issued a voluntary nationwide recall of specific lots of its fresh peaches, plums, nectarines and pluots over concerns of possible listeria contamination.