Judge Strikes Down Part Of Health Care Law
A federal judge says a key part of the sweeping federal healthcare law is unconstitutional. But he let the law stand for
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A federal judge says a key part of the sweeping federal healthcare law is unconstitutional. But he let the law stand for
Kids eat cereal only if it's loaded with sugar, right? Don't be so sure. A new study shows children actually like low-sugar cereals.
We're now in the heart of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) season. And insurance changes mean the risks for the potentially life threatening premature baby virus just increased.
One of the most promising new approaches for fighting breast cancer took a stunning setback Thursday when a major study showed that a bone-building drug did not stop cancer from returning or extend life.
If dealing with money causes you stress, a new study isn't going to make shopping any easier. Potentially toxic BPA - a.k.a, bisphenol A - has been found on dollar bills in a recent investigation.
A new government report shows U.S. life expectancy has dropped slightly after mostly inching up over the years.
Remember the uproar last year when a task force said most women don't need annual mammograms? It turns out only half of women over 40 had been getting them that often to start.
A civil rights group on Wednesday sued Texas health officials over the sale and distribution of about 8,800 samples of baby blood to pharmaceutical companies and the military.
When the health care overhaul was passed Democrats used Medicare cuts to pay much of the cost of providing insurance to millions who lack coverage. Now, lawmakers are reversing the money flow.
The EPA ordered a Fort Worth natural gas company Tuesday to supply homeowners near a Parker County drilling site with gas monitors and drinking water after an investigation found high levels of methane in the residents' tap water.
A new report from British scientists suggests that long-term, low-dose aspirin use may modestly reduce the risk of dying of certain cancers, though experts have a warning about the study.
Eric Rudd and his 3-year-old daughter spent the afternoon at parkland hospital. It's only fitting, because both Eric and Parkland share a common need; Medicaid.
Will Morgan of Northeast Dallas is the envy of most 12-year-olds, because he can often be found surrounded by cheerleaders. "It's nice to have some friends."
Lynn Riley doesn't want to lose her doctor. But it could soon happen to her and thousands of others.
Kathy Luedke is part of a growing number of women taking their exercise to the next level. This year, after months of training, the mother of two is entering the White Rock Marathon for the first time.