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More than 40% of teens are sexually active, but fewer than one in 20 use the most effective contraceptives.
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More than 40% of teens are sexually active, but fewer than one in 20 use the most effective contraceptives.
According to a new study, It turns out that leaders actually report less anxiety and stress than non-leaders.
Researchers have revealed a simple trick that may help athletes keep their cool during a game's high-pressure moments.
Every day about 6,000 Americans start misusing prescription drugs. More than one-third are under the age of 18.
From heels to homeowners, single women are making their mark in real estate. But, before jumping into the market, there are things that women should know when buying a house.
Temperatures on Monday shot into the high-90s across North Texas, and more of the same can be expected on Tuesday.
A camerawoman whose movie work includes "The Green Mile" and "Armageddon" has been named head of the Texas Film Commission.
Meningitis is just one in a long list of diseases that children and some adults must be vaccinated against in Texas. But many people do not know much about meningitis.
A 3-month-old North Texas boy has died after being mauled by a family dog as police investigated a domestic disturbance.
North Texas is under a fire risk on Tuesday. CBS 11 News meteorologist Jeff Ray looks at what weather conditions contribute to such a warning.
Premiere week continues on CBS, with a highly anticipated drama series debuting Tuesday night. "Vegas" stars Dennis Quaid and Michael Chiklis, and is based on true events.
More students in Texas have taken the SAT but their average scores for reading, math and writing are down.
A group of mayors says the nation's cities are poised to add millions of jobs, but can only do so much without the help of a gridlocked Congress.
Colleagues of Dyrk Burcie's firefighter dad organized photos with the 4-year-old's name and a message to cheer up the boy and his family as he fought cancer.
A judge in West Texas has ordered DNA testing on a man who claims to be the brother of "The Jeffersons" star Sherman Hemsley, who died on July 24 of lung cancer.