Cord Blood Company Shut Down Following I-Team Investigation
A now-shut down California Company is facing a $300,000 judgment after the I-team discovered it took money from parents to store their children's stem cells and then closed its doors.
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A now-shut down California Company is facing a $300,000 judgment after the I-team discovered it took money from parents to store their children's stem cells and then closed its doors.
3-D mammograms may be better at finding cancer than regular scans, a large study suggests. The study involved almost half a million breast scans, with more than one-third of them using relatively new 3-D imaging along with conventional scans.
The President of the Texas Medical Association is concerned about the public health risk that the thousands of teenagers and children streaming across the border may be posing.
What do ice cream and pajamas have in common? Usually, nothing. But this Saturday in Plano, the two come together to raise money for a great cause.
One North Texan has finally experienced relief from her migraines thanks to a new procedure called the Omega.
Complaints about some of the biggest health insurance companies in the state are skyrocketing and could get a lot worse. Some insurance agents told CBS 11 News that thousands of people might have insurance problems they don't even know about yet.
A 3-D printer can model in plastic anything drawn on a computer. With that in mind, three Mansfield High School students decided they'd use a 3-D printer to give someone a hand -- literally.
A new multi-million dollar jet is helping one North Texas hospital shuttle some very sick children. The plane dubbed the "Cook Teddy Jet" recently had its first patient -- a baby barely a month old.
The Texas Medical Association says it's stepping up to help veterans facing treatment delays from an overtaxed federal Veterans Affairs health care system.
The VA System in crisis, facing a backlog of thousands of veterans in need of health care. Now, new details are being uncovered by the CBS 11 I-Team about another issue of systematic neglect -- this time affecting the bank accounts of aging veterans.
He braced himself for terrible news when the doctor said, "I need to talk to you." But never did an Arlington man imagine what he was about to hear. Glenn Hermes then learned that doctors had removed his health kidney and left the cancerous one inside.
A North Texas man is seeking more than $1 million in damages after he says surgeons mistakenly removed his healthy kidney instead of his cancerous one.
The 'CHAMPS' stands for choosing healthy activities, meals and positive self -esteem. Beginning Monday, five free, week long camps are scheduled at various locations throughout the city.
CBS 11 News has learned that the largest health insurer in Texas hasn't been paying some of its bills. The problem has caused some people to take out loans and cash in investments, to pay for medical charges that are supposed to be covered.
How many times have you complained about having a hard time getting an appointment with your family doctor? But if you're a veteran living in the Dallas area, you can expect a wait time that's 12 times longer than private citizens. In fact, according to a survey conducted by Merritt Hawkins, an Irving-based healthcare search and consulting firm, people living in the metroplex will wait an average of five days for a doctor's appointment.