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One of the most prescribed breast cancer medications may soon no longer be available for patients who receive the diagnosis. A special panel of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration voted Wednesday to recommend that Avastin no longer be an approved label for the treatment of breast cancer.
The American Red Cross is sending out an emergency call for blood donations. In fact, the organization is so concerned about the low supply of some blood types that they're entering donors in a special prize drawing.
Johnson & Johnson has announced another Tylenol recall due to a musty moldy odor linked to a trace chemical.
Faleshia Rhodes takes pride in her South Dallas home. she lives across from Paul Quinn College and about two miles from the city-run landfill known as McCommas Bluff. It's no wonder she's displeased with a proposal to haul even more trash into her Highland Hills neighborhood.
Paraplegics and quadriplegics have found a new home gym in Euless. The nonprofit space offers specialized machines for disabled residents to use while exercising.
The best-selling cancer drug in the world comes under federal scrutiny again this week, as drugmaker Roche makes a last-ditch effort to keep Avastin approved for breast cancer, despite the government's opinion that it is ineffective against the disease.
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas is building a 3,000 square foot unit that will have space dedicated for the examination and protection of sexual assault victims.
If you or someone you know struggles with depression, anxiety or bipolar disorder, there could be help available that does not involve medication.
CBS 11 and TXA 21 are proud new sponsors of the Muscular Dystrophy Association's annual Labor Day Telethon. On June 23, Larry Mowry and Karen Borta both visited the MDA Summer Camp.
A North Texas teenager died last weekend while attending a concert at Fair Park in Dallas. Now, another big concert is coming to the venue.
Reed Zeighami is just 3 years old, and really needs some friends right now. He was diagnosed with a fatal genetic disorder, but there is hope.
Rahr and Sons Brewing Company in Fort Worth is hosting the Cowtown Cowboys Showdown, an event to benefit the American Cancer Society.
With the advent of "liquid facelifts," more people are opting out of going under the knife and turning to what experts describe as a safer, less expensive option to fight aging.
A new study found that one in 13 children have food allergies and 40-percent of them suffer severe reactions. One North Texas doctor claims, "Food allergy is remarkably common and seems to be increasing."
Federal health officials say the latest data on silicone breast implants show they are relatively safe, despite frequent complications that lead about one in five women to have the implants removed within ten years.