Cancer Diagnosis Not Keeping North Texans From A Family
A Dallas clinic is offering to freeze cancer patients' eggs for free.
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A Dallas clinic is offering to freeze cancer patients' eggs for free.
Ever wonder how certain celebrities look youthful well into their fifties? Some women in North Texas say they know the secret, and it doesn't involve going under the knife.
Early tests of the ambient air outside the sites show no traces of pollution exceeding state or federal safety levels, but some chemicals were detected.
Two Senate Democrats are urging Major League Baseball and the players union to ban smokeless tobacco, such as chew and dip.
February is Heart Awareness Month. People are encouraged to wear red on Fridays. And now, you can show support with your lips.
For cancer patients, the treatment sometimes seems worse than the disease. But, Dallas-based scientists have developed a new therapy with virtually no side effects, that may even help patients who are running out of time.
Treatment of cancer often involves weeks of grueling chemotherapy and radiation. But, an experimental new treatment could change all that.
It was an unlikely place to find grace. In the parking lot of an Oak Cliff Sonic restaurant Sunday afternoon, there were tricked out low-rider cars, rappers and tattoo artists.
Doctors at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas say they've seen an increase in patients needing treatment for hypothermia and other cold weather related conditions since frigid weather surged into the region last week.
Can using mouthwash cause cancer? What about drinking diet sodas? There are a lot of myths about what can and can't cause cancer. CBS 11 News separates the fact from fiction.
Forget silver and gold jewelry, some sport fanatics are now talking titanium, as well as shiny holograms, magnets, and antennas! You may have seen the sports necklaces and wristbands that are all the rage.
With more winter weather and freezing temperatures in the forecast this week, the organization representing 75 hospitals in North Texas wants some answers about last weeks rolling blackouts.
Researchers predict that the number of people with diabetes will skyrocket in the next 30 years.
The American Red Cross is making an emergency appeal for money and blood donations, blaming the winter weather for creating a critical shortage of both.
They are the critical care safety nets for North Texas. So why was the power cut to these vital hospitals?