South Dallas Preventative Care Program May Be Health Care's Future
A two year old pilot program in South Dallas may provide the blueprint for local medicine in the new era of health care.
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A two year old pilot program in South Dallas may provide the blueprint for local medicine in the new era of health care.
The Supreme Court's decision on Thursday to uphold the entire Affordable Care Act is sending tidal waves through Texas — particularly the state's GOP leadership, which has overwhelmingly opposed "Obamacare." Here's a look at what Texas politicos and pundits are saying on both sides of the aisle.
What's been a total blast for kids with cancer at Camp Discovery in Kerrville is now just as much fun closer to home.
Athletic, healthy, fit –– sudden cardiac arrest often picks the least likely victims. Just ask Marla Sewell.
The federal government may have to implement a major provision of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul in Texas since the state's conservative leaders are steadfastly opposed to it. But one state agency has fulfilled parts of the law and said it's prepared to move forward if the law is upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Tuesday marks the hottest day of the year so far and the earliest DFW Airport hit 106º since the dreaded, scorched days of 1980.
Finding the motivation to exercise can be the hardest part of staying fit. But a group of women found that working together, and sharing more than fitness goals, can be a big help.
When LD Bell baseball coach Paul Gibson was diagnosed with a rare blood disorder, the high school swung into action.
Tarrant has become the third area county to confirm a case of West Nile in a human, Public Health Department spokeswoman Vanessa Joseph said.
Doctors and patients at Cook Children's Hospital in Fort Worth are learning that music has the power to heal. CBS 11 News spent a day with one of the hospital's music therapists.
Dallas County has recorded its first case of the West Nile virus in a human being in Richardson, health officials announced Wednesday.
While the North Texas Food Bank's Summer Food Service Program feeds about 2,000 children breakfast or lunch every weekday, executives say there are still thousands who aren't in the program but qualify for the free meals.
Kimberly Byers says she and her family are still unsettled about a terrible mistake after her sister, Sheila Sterling, died of cancer last September.
Few remember that doctors used to make house calls back in the 1940s and 1950s. But the spirit of that service is still alive and well thanks to social media. Some doctors are embracing the online world and using it to connect with patients.