Report: Women At Higher Risk Of Developing Alzheimer's
Amy Osler is trim, physically fit, and positively glows with good health… all while dying the slow mental death that is Alzheimer's. She was diagnosed in September of last year at 50 years old.
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Amy Osler is trim, physically fit, and positively glows with good health… all while dying the slow mental death that is Alzheimer's. She was diagnosed in September of last year at 50 years old.
If you've been feeling a bit under the weather, you might be able to actually blame it on the weather. The recent weather has awakened a seasonal monster -- mountain cedar.
North Texas researchers say Mexican American Hispanics may have an increased risk of developing memory problems that could lead to Alzheimer's disease — early.
Texas stands out among the nation's four most populous states for lagging behind on signups for healthcare insurance. California, New York and Florida have signed up far more people.
Debate over a powerful new painkiller ratcheted up Thursday as the head of the Food and Drug Administration defended the drug's approval.
Lawrence Harrison says he signed up for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, but has not received the coverage he needs.
The collapse of Dallas Stars Hockey player Richard Peverley from an apparent irregular heartbeat issue has brought a surprising statistic to light: that one in four older Americans will likely develop atrial fibrillation.
Fewer than 90,000 Texans bought health insurance in the new federally subsidized marketplace in the past month. But U.S. Department of Health and Human Services officials say some 295,000 Texans have bought insurance on the marketplace since October.
Simon & Schuster author Linda Geddes explores common pregnancy myths in her new book, "Bumpology: The Myth-Busting Pregnancy Book for Curious Parents-To-Be."
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder is calling the increase in heroin-related deaths an "urgent public health crisis" and says first responders should carry with them drugs to reverse the effects of an overdose.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Saturday for the unveiling of a new medical center at the Dallas LIFE Foundation homeless shelter.
A Dallas nursing home has lost its Medicare and Medicaid license and is being forced to move dozens of residents to new locations.
A South Texas family is moving to Colorado on Friday to get their 3-year-old epileptic daughter access to medical marijuana in hopes of saving her life.
Eating a diet heavy on meat and cheese may be as harmful to you as smoking a cigarette, researchers claim.
How to discipline or punish children is always a hot topic. Yelling, shouting, and raising your voice...may feel natural. But a new study says those actions should only be used to get a child's attention.