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A North Texas orthopedic surgeon blames the popularity of the sport and players not exercising as much care before playing as they should.
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A North Texas ophthalmologist explains how and when watching the eclipse can be dangerous. Dr. Karen Saland also tells how to tell real eclipse glasses from fakes.
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Prostate cancer disproportionately affects Black men. A Texas Health Dallas physician explains why and what can be done to address the issue.
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CLEAATS (College Level Aging Athlete Study) looks at how sports and resulting concussions impact brain wellness later in life. A North Texas expert shares early findings.
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An interventional pulmonologist from Texas Health Fort Worth explains how endobronchial valves can offer improved quality of life.
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Dr. Salman Bhai of Texas Health Dallas talks about why post-exertional malaise worries researchers, and how you can get back to a regular exercise routine.
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Cases of stroke among people 20 to 44 have increased over the last decade. A neuro-intensivist with Texas Health Fort Worth explains why.
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Renal denervation uses catheters to modify a patient's renal nerves which supply blood to the kidneys. A talk with the doctor who performed the first procedure in Texas.
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Texas ranked 43 out of 50 states based on seven metrics. A neurologist from Plano explains how those measures apply to good brain health.
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With another year gone, it’s time to look back on the most-clicked stories of the year. From missing animals at the Dallas Zoo to Ken Paxton’s impeachment, we’ve got it all.
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The study suggests cutting a teaspoon of salt each day can work as well as hypertension medication. A North Texas doctor explains.
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Drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy have become popular as people struggle with weight gain. Dr. Jaime Almandoz of UT Southwestern explains how they work and who should use them.