Texas measles cases are rising, which can trigger anxiety for some.
There are some uses for vitamin A in measles treatment. But it won’t prevent the illness, doctors say.
Dr. Tiffany Moon says she was denied laboratory and research space due to a charge of sex discrimination she previously filed.
Childhood-onset striatonigral degeneration robs children of the ability to walk and talk by age five. Researchers at Scottish Rite are aiming for a cure.
Although rare, these cases can happen.
Pandemic lessons and changes will continue to prove valuable, local health experts say.
GenrAb is working with an antibody that could protect neurons from damage.
Leaving their lab coats behind, scientists gathered at Klyde Warren Park on Friday to “defend science as a public good.”
Cuts to funding from the National Institutes of Health could impact the pace of medical research and innovation.
North Texas reported its first confirmed case of the disease this week.
Parental divorce doesn’t necessarily cause stroke, but research highlights need for stress management.
Little is known about the biological mechanisms behind SUDEP.
Your home’s yard waste could be a source of food or enrichment.
The rise of GLP-1 weight loss drugs, such as Ozempic and Wegovy, means people are dining out less and aren’t drinking as much.
Goal for the media project with Dallas roots is for women in science to be seen.
Therapists offer advice for Dallas Mavericks fans in the wake of the superstar’s departure.
The Puerto Rican crested toad was featured in a film accompanying the reggaeton artist’s new album, “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS.”
Fever, lethargy and poor appetite are among some of the symptoms in infected animals.
The arrival of the surgeon general’s advisory has people wondering how to sip smartly, if at all.
From now until late February, six of our neighboring planets will be in alignment.
