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A North Texas infectious disease specialist talks about why syphilis remains a problem, and why she thinks education is the solution.
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Senate Bill 989 requires health insurers to cover biomarker testing. Dr. Chris Prokash of Texas Oncology says this opens access to more targeted and effective therapies.
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Dallas County Auditor Darryl Thomas has resigned following months of problems related to an upgrade in to the county's payroll system.
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Collin County District Attorney Greg Willis says he's not seeking the death penalty for Billy Chemirmir, who killed 22 elderly women in the Dallas area.
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Alvin Green, 59, allegedly falsified names and signatures for five Dallas County judicial candidates in the 2022 Democratic primary election.
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A North Texas epidemiologist talks about why EG.5 has spread so quickly, and whether new booster shots expected this fall will be effective against the variant.
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At least 8,500 acres of Texas land have burned since Aug. 1. The governor’s disaster declaration includes Dallas, Tarrant and Denton counties.
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The director of UT Southwestern's Hospital Elder Life Program explains why time in the hospital can lead to cognitive problems for some older adults.
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Dallas’ relative poverty, youth, and lack of health care access may contribute to a higher percentage of its residents lacking health insurance.
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Dallas County is also drawing up a plan for how to use millions it's receiving as a share of what Texas is receiving from drug companies and pharmacies.
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A North Texas expert on environmental toxicology and industrial chemical exposure explains why the average individual has little to fear.
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The Dallas County Justice Initiative has dedicated a second historical marker to Allen Brooks, the 65-year-old Black man lynched by a mob before his trial in 1910 for the alleged assault of a young girl.