-
四虎影院鈥檚 Sam Baker talks about the vaccines with Dr. Donna Casey, an internal medicine physician with Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas. -
Dr. Paul Whatley, an orthopedic surgeon, and sports medicine specialist, with Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton, tells 四虎影院's Sam Baker says it can help with endurance and metabolism. -
The FDA recently approved a prescription eye drop that may make reading glasses unnecessary. One North Texas ophthalmologist has concerns. -
A recent study found a link between gum disease and dementia. The team compared different age groups at baseline, with up to 26 years of follow-up, for more than 6,000 participants. -
A new study suggests there is a tie between brain differences and obesity. Brain scans on nearly 3,200 children found those who were overweight had鈥� -
Dallas faced an unprecedented public health scare in the fall of 2014 when a Liberian national was diagnosed with the Ebola virus. 四虎影院 is exploring鈥� -
Starting in January, you can legally carry handguns in public in Texas. And later next year, you can have concealed handguns on state university campuses.鈥� -
A nurse who contracted Ebola last year at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas has filed a lawsuit against her employer, Texas Health鈥� -
The Ebola monitoring period in Dallas has come to an end. The last person who had contact with the three Dallas Ebola patients was cleared from鈥� -
Amber Vinson, the Dallas nurse who flew on a commercial jet before being diagnosed with Ebola, says she wasn't careless or reckless.In an interview鈥� -
It has been almost a month since a Liberian man was taken to a Dallas hospital and put in isolation after he began exhibiting symptoms of the Ebola virus.鈥� -
Nina Pham, the first infected nurse with Ebola in Dallas, is back home in North Texas. She arrived late Friday night at Fort Worth's Meacham International鈥�
漏 2025 四虎影院
NPR for North Texas
Play Live Radio
Next Up:
0:00
0:00
Available On Air Stations
