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An Austin-based oncologist and breast cancer specialist explains the test and an important caveat about detecting cancer early.
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The study covered cases from 2016 to 2024. The CDC did not identify a cause. A North Texas OB-GYN offers possible ideas and discusses risk factors and treatment.
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A North Texas physician explains how Type 2 diabetes, smoking and high blood pressure affect the likelihood of dementia.
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A North Texas nutritionist discusses a study that found teens who eat breakfast with protein not only get their day off to a great start, they eat better overall.
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The latest research on coffee and caffeine and its effect on heart health in the journal Circulation says moderate consumption (up to five, 8-ounce cups) is safe and benefit heart health. Drinking more than that may cause problems.
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A North Texas surgeon explains the condition believed to have killed U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, and the steps you should take to prevent it.
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The sun can be dangerous if you're not careful. But it also offers benefits. A North Texas family physician offers examples of both and explains how to balance the two.
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Cataracts affect about 24 million Americans. A North Texas doctor explains what they are, what causes them and how you can address the problem.
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A North Texas cardiologist explains the newly defined syndrome and how earlier screenings and watching your weight could prevent heart attacks, kidney disease and diabetes.
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A North Texas neurologist explains the various risk factors that put Black Americans at higher risk for stroke, and how stroke can be prevented.
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A new study suggests constant oversleeping or even getting too little sleep can impact your overall health. A North Texas physician explains.
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A North Texas physician explains specific chemicals in the egg yolk that can help protect the brain.