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Cook Children's Performs Its First-Ever Separation of Conjoined Twins
Cook Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth says they successfully separated their first set of conjoined twins on Monday, 16-week-old sisters AmieLynn Finley and JamieLynn Finley, of Saginaw.
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Conjoined Twins Successfully Separated, Parents Overwhelmed
Cook Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth says they’ve successfully separated a set of conjoined twins in a news conference Wednesday.
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Cook Children's Announces Conjoined Twin Girls Separated in Rare Surgery
Cook Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth says they’ve successfully separated a set of conjoined twins and will discuss the procedure in a live news conference Wednesday morning.
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‘We Did It,' Cook Children's Performs Its First-Ever Separation of Conjoined Twins
Cook Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth says they’ve successfully separated a set of conjoined twins in a news conference Wednesday.
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Cook Children's Patients Do #SomethingGood for Others With Slip-On Shoes
Four patients at Cook Children’s Hospital are doing Something Good by creating slip-on kicks named after each child artist.
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Cook Children's to Open New Medical Center in Prosper
This marks the first hospital Cook Children’s has built outside of the flagship medical campus in Fort Worth. The facility will open at the end of the year.
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Cook Children's to Open New Hospital in Collin County
This marks the first hospital Cook Children’s has built outside of the flagship medical campus in Fort Worth. The facility will open at the end of the year.
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Pediatric Hospital at Capacity as RSV, Flu Cases Continue to Climb
In just 24 hours, 568 patients checked into the emergency room at Cook Children’s. That’s one sick child every two minutes, meaning long waits for families and long days for pediatric health care workers.
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10-Month-Old Boy Dies After Being Put on Life Support in Suspected Abuse Case
Charges against a North Texas man are expected to be upgraded after a 10-month-old boy exhibiting symptoms of child abuse dies.
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Cook Children's Hosts Rock Climbing Event for Kids With Congenital Hand Differences
Cook Children’s Medical Center recently hosted an indoor rock climbing event for patients with congenital hand and upper extremity differences.
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Cook Children's Hosts Rock Climbing for Patients
Cook Children’s Medical Center recently hosted an indoor rock climbing event for patients with congenital hand and upper extremity differences.
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After Years, Hospital Worker and Visitor Discover They're Related
A genetics test revealed some surprising news for two people who’ve passed by each other for years at Cook Children’s in Fort Worth.
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After Years, Hospital Worker and Visitor Discover They're Related
A genetics test revealed some surprising news for two coworkers at Cook Children’s in Fort Worth. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker explains.
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Kids Stay Cool Under Competition at ‘Tri My Best Triathlon' in Fort Worth
Dozens of kids competed in the “Tri My Best Triathlon” in Fort Worth Saturday, which was held virtually the past two years.
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4-Year-Old Hit by Vehicle, Driver Still on the Run: Fort Worth Police
The victim of a July 4 hit and run is not believed to have life-threatening injuries, and the driver is still at large according to Fort Worth police.
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How a Texas Family Fought to Secure the ‘World's Most Expensive Drug'
An Abilene family faced a fight for their child’s life after insurance denied coverage of a medication known as the most expensive drug in the world.
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Fort Worth Toddler Returns Home After Years-Long Legal Battle Over Life Support
A Fort Worth toddler who has been on a respirator for most of her life was sent home last week following a legal battle to keep her alive.
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Fort Worth Preschool Collects Supplies for Local Clinics
A preschool in Fort Worth did something good for local clinics that needed some extra help.
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Fort Worth Children's Hospital Glows Blue and Yellow in Support of Ukraine
Forth Worth Cooks Children’s Hospital will glow blue and yellow in support of Ukraine.
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Seven-Year-Old Dog Attack Survivor to be Honored at Indycar Race
A young boy who survived a dog attack in January will be honored as the Grand Marshall during the XPEL 375 NTT Indycar Series race.