Health News
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Infant deaths prompt gov't warning on slings
The government warned Friday that those chic baby slings that hip moms and dads are sporting these days can be dangerous, even deadly for their little ones.
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WFAA Flu Information Center
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Running shoes? Who needs 'em?
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Panel: Women need chance to avoid repeat C-section
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A Dallas doctor's letter from Haiti
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Trend may spur change in flu shot distribution
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Your workout is all wrong - how you can burn more fat
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Tuberculosis cases drop in Dallas County
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Government to warn on baby slings because of deaths
Flu and Swine Flu
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Trend may spur change in flu shot distribution
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WFAA Flu Information Center
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Swine flu may be added to regular flu vaccine
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Swine flu cases continue to decline
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Flu outbreak limits Texas prison visits
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Tarrant Co. closes H1N1 vaccine clinics
Health News
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EarWells help fix deformity in babies without surgery
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Soldier faces most frightening fight of his life
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Recall issued for Super PoliGrip in Japan
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Our Neighbor: Dr. Bob Peters
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Colleyville grocery uses nutritional scoring system for shoppers
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Congress questions fraud and waste in health care system
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Wife of Ron Springs speaks out on malpractice suit
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Tarrant ambulance service creates 'forecast' map
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First lady tours schools to tout health
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Obama takes charge, demands vote on health care
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Cancer society stops urging docs to offer PSA test
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Consumer group sues insurer over policy changes
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Dallas doctor uses stem cell injections in cosmetic surgery
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Dallas trauma unit offers special care for seniors
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Texas company recalls pecans, possible salmonella
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Another denture adhesive user diagnosed with nerve damage
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Stroke study finds neck stents safe, effective
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New surgery helps sleep apnea patients
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Doctors getting less from Medicare
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Consumer seeks answers as health insurance premium soars
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Medicare cuts could limit senior health options
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Obama: Health revamp can't wait for long debate
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Cancer survivor to run 10 marathons, raise $500K
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New hope for migraine sufferers
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Rep. Michael Burgess on health care summit
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Back-to-basics diet plan cuts calories without counting them
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350 people treated for illness aboard cruise ship
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Obama puts forward last-ditch health care plan
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Arlington ISD warning on E. coli contamination
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Avandia linked to heart attacks