DISD Teen Diagnosed With TB Before Dying
A DISD student diagnosed with tuberculosis has died. Health officials say the teenage girl died from an unrelated illness, but they're still going to test her fellow classmates and teachers for TB.
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A DISD student diagnosed with tuberculosis has died. Health officials say the teenage girl died from an unrelated illness, but they're still going to test her fellow classmates and teachers for TB.
Nearly three decades after the Reagan Administration USDA proposed that school lunch programs count ketchup as a vegetable, the government is suggesting a major nutritional overhaul of student meals.
A North Texas woman who has spent her career bringing organ donors and recipients together is stepping out from behind the curtain and donating her own kidney
Federal health regulators are limiting the amount of acetaminophen in Vicodin, Percocet and other prescription painkillers that have been linked to thousands of cases of liver damage each year.
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The American Heart Association wants states to require high school students to learn how to give CPR.
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A lawsuit has been filed against a company that formerly managed a Dallas-area drug treatment facility.
As identical twins, Jacob and Luke Donley from Keller will probably share a lot growing up. But, it didn't start out that way in the womb.
The Dallas Stars have an unofficial nutrition sheriff that keeps the team in check – one of their own players.
The federal government is expected to announce Friday that it plans to lower the recommended levels for fluoride in water supplies. Getting too much of it causes spots on some kids' teeth.