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They are used in several over-the-counter drugs. People often mix them up, but that can lead to serious problems unless you're careful.
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During her stay at a Fort Worth hospital, she was referred to Cook Children’s Neighborhood Health Center Northside at 4405 River Oaks Blvd. for her daughter’s pediatric care through adolescence.
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The Biden administration is bringing back free at-home COVID-19 tests by mail.
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Research of more than 5,900 people over 18 years showed high demands put on workers and low rewards for their work can put people at high risk for atrial fibrillation.
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Ever since the heat dome first settled over North Texas in late May, the rising number of people experiencing homelessness in Denton have struggled to find overnight relief from the heat that lingers after dark.
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A new study of 62 Texas middle and high school football players who sustained concussions has found playing on natural grass resulted in more severe concussions than on artificial turf.
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Deaths from heat are notoriously difficult to quantify because of how complex and subjective the process is. It leaves officials with an incomplete picture of who heat kills.
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The 79-year-old woman was a Dallas resident who lived in east Dallas and did not have pre-existing medical conditions, according to county health officials.
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Denton County reported its first West Nile virus death of 2024 — the second local human case this year — on Tuesday.
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The recent addition of Artificial Intelligence to a North Texas hospital has already saved the lives of potential stroke patients. But there are some concerns for healthcare professionals as well as patients.
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Tarrant County Public Health has confirmed the first reported death from the West Nile virus in the 2024 season, prompting Tarrant-area cities to increase measures to keep residents safe from a virus that primarily spreads through mosquitoes.
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Texas law allows doctors to terminate ectopic pregnancies, but both women say they were denied care until it was too late.
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A local gastroenterologist says most people probably won't experience chronic cases, but the study results emphasize why you should pay attention to your gut health.