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Genetic Counseling Plays Important Role in Life-Saving Decisions
One family turned to genetic counseling to understand hereditary issue and make life-saving medical decisions.
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Big Olaf Creamery Ordered to Pay $4 Million After Woman's Death Linked to Listeria Outbreak
Big Olaf Creamery has been ordered to pay $4 million to the estate of Mary Billman, a 79-year-old Illinois woman whose death has been linked to a listeria outbreak traced to the Florida-based ice cream maker.
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The Benefits of Cupping
Correspondent, Courtney Gilmore, visits Stone International Wellness Center to learn about the different benefits of cupping. MORE: StoneIWC.com
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Take Control of Your Health
Our health impacts not only us, but those we love. Watch how Dexcom Warrior: Harrel Connor – a Type 2 diabetic, took control of his health for the better! MORE: Dexcom.com
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What Is Raynaud's Disease? Disorder Causes White or Blue Fingers, Toes When It's Cold
It can turn your fingers and toes white, yellow or blue when it’s cold. A look at this disorder known as Raynaud’s Disease.
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Can You Catch a Cold From Not Dressing Warmly Enough?
True or false? You can catch a cold by not dressing warmly enough. The short answer: false. Consumer Reports puts the myth to bed once and for all, but explains why it still might be a good idea to listen to your mom and add on the layers when it’s chilly outside. How many times have you heard this:...
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Vaccines Now Obtainable With In-Home Visits in DFW
Could health care be the next industry to get a convenience make-over?
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Shortage of Diabetes Drug Causing Concern for Patients
The diabetes drug shortage is hitting close to home for many North Texans and it’s causing frustration for those who rely on the medicine for survival. Health reporter Bianca Castro has more.
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New Technology Could Help Patients With Congestive Heart Failure
More than half a million people will be told they have congestive heart failure this year. Now, new technology is giving people new hope that their hearts and their lives can be saved.
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Out of Time and Options: Saving Steven's Heart with TTVR
A new procedure is giving hope to congestive heart failure patients who are running out of options and time.
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CPS Investigating Football Workout at Rockwall-Heath After Students Hospitalized
Texas Department of Family and Protective Services has opened an investigation into an incident at Rockwall-Heath High School.
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Investigations Opened Involving Incident at Rockwall-Heath After Students Fall Sick
Texas Department of Family and Protective Services has opened an investigation into an incident at Rockwall Heath High School. Several football players became ill after an off-season workout. Some were even hospitalized.
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Why There's a Shortage of a Lifesaving Diabetes Drug
People with diabetes are having a hard time finding crucial medication these days, and some are blaming a trend you may have seen on TikTok. NBC 5’s Bianca Castro explains.
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Viral Weight Loss Trend Causes Shortage in Lifesaving Diabetes Drug
A popular diabetes drug is facing a shortage following a significant demand increase due to its ability to help aid in weight loss, according to the FDA.
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Game-Changing Tech Means You Could Get Surgery the Same Day You're Diagnosed With Lung Cancer
New technology is making it possible for doctors in the DMV to diagnose a patient with lung cancer and treat them by surgically removing the tumor, all in the same day.
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Here's What to Buy to Maintain Your Fitness Goals
Consumer Reports has a look at the best products to buy this month that will help you reach your fitness goals.
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When You're Getting 10,000 Steps The Pace Makes a Difference
If your New Year’s resolution includes walking more, new research shows it’s not only the quantity of steps, but the quality that matters.
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How Health Insurance May Have Made Health Care More Expensive
Health care costs have been rising over the past century System reforms have also led to patients having to pay more at the point of care. Widespread medical debt is a uniquely American problem. Roughly 40% of U.S. adults have at least $250 in medical debt, according to a survey conducted by Kaiser Family Foundation. “The history of medical debt…
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How to Make Vegan Paella
Evelisse Capó shows us an easy recipe for how to make vegan paella.
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How to Make Vegan Cuban Ropa Vieja
Holistic Health Coach Karla Salinari shows us an easy recipe for how to make vegan Cuban ropa vieja.
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FDA Approves Alzheimer's Drug That Slowed Cognitive Decline in Clinical Trial
The FDA’s decision comes after clinical trial results indicated that lecanemab slows cognitive decline somewhat in people with mild impairment from Alzheimer’s.