People in the United States could get lower-cost drugs from Canada over the Internet under a plan that passed the Senate.
- Plan would let residents buy cheaper drugs online
- Heart-related-death rates vary at U.S. hospitals, study finds
It "suggests that patients’ outcomes are dependent ... on the hospital."
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- More problems for healthcare bill in Congress
- Tarrant County hospitals fall within national average on some mortality rates
- Midlothian residents to be interviewed for study of industrial pollution
- Study at Dallas hospital to test whether estrogen protects brain after traumatic injury
- House Democrats consider tax surcharge on highly paid Americans to fund healthcare legislation
- Fort Worth Housing Authority to offer nurse-aide training program
- Grapevine debating smoking ordinance
- Pill used in one-fourth of U.S. abortions last year
- Testing of swine flu resistance to Tamiflu increased
- Tax on health benefits causing split among Democrats in Congress
- Government finalizes rules for funding of expanded stem cell research
- Arrest touches off debate about alcohol consumption by breast-feeding women
- Healthcare overhaul plans are provoking debate in North Texas
- Health-screening businesses are attracting more consumers
- On Texas Gulf Coast and elsewhere, cities must face mosquito menace with less money
- Taste test: Red Baron Singles Thin & Crispy Chicken, Spinach & Mushroom pizza
- Cupping eases carpal tunnel pain
