Flu cases are on the rise in North Texas
Over the last week, 800 patients at Cook Children's Medical Center have tested positive for the flu, and that's as many as anyone can remember.
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Over the last week, 800 patients at Cook Children's Medical Center have tested positive for the flu, and that's as many as anyone can remember.
November marks National Diabetes Awareness Month. For the first time, our Karen Borta opens up about how her family has been personally impacted by T1D.
The World Health Organization urged countries to adopt the new name for the disease, citing the "ongoing negative impact" of the original.
The XBB variant has climbed to 3.1% of new COVID cases nationwide, the CDC now estimates.
The DEA held a news conference on Thursday along with several U.S. Attorneys to push the message with the hope of reducing demand for the potentially deadly drug.
"A lot of dialysis patients are sitting around like me just wondering, 'When will we get the call?'" said LaQuayia Goldring, who has been waiting seven years for a kidney transplant.
The early surge of RSV is continuing to fill hospital beds in North Texas.
A new program launched by the Texas Attorney General's Office is working to educate high school football crowds about youth opioid abuse and how to fight it.
A new study linking uterine cancer in women to using hair-straightening chemicals has sparked a deeper conversation about the pressure some Black women face to straighten their hair.
Deal would make it the first major pharmacy chain to reach a nationwide settlement over its handling of opioid prescriptions.
Spray-on products including Not Your Mother's and Church & Dwight's Batiste found to contain cancer-causing chemical.
A North Texas breast cancer survivor is turning the shock of her diagnosis into a mission to help others.
Recent small studies, not yet peer-reviewed, suggested the new boosters may not be significantly better than the original vaccine formula.
Jennifer Sharp and Bobbye Moreno were diagnosed with breast cancer at the beginning of the year, just about a month apart.
As the need for mental health care continues to grow across North Texas, one local hospital is working on meeting those needs.