Fort Worth woman is Tarrant County’s first case of West Nile illness in 2013

| |Friday, Jun. 14, 2013

The first West Nile virus case of the season is the milder form, West Nile Fever, according to a news release from Tarrant County Public Health.

Parents urged to use new children’s urgent care center for nonemergencies

| |Friday, Jun. 14, 2013

New urgent care center at Cook Children’s Medical Center should alleviate waiting times for true emergencies.

UTA team’s genome research with reptiles could yield clues to human health

| |Thursday, Jun. 13, 2013

Todd Castoe and Matthew Fujita, who joined the UTA College of Science in September, specialize in the study of creepy-crawly things.

Snakebite season started early

| |Wednesday, Jun. 12, 2013

Medical professionals at a Fort Worth trauma center warn that bites by venomous snakes seem to be increasing.

Families urged to use new Cook Children’s Urgent Care Center for non-emergencies.

| |Thursday, Jun. 13, 2013

Cook Children’s Urgent Care Center opened on June 3.

UNT develops smart phone App to help in 911 calls

| |Monday, Jun. 10, 2013

New software system uses smart phones to take 911 operators virtually to the scene of an emergency.

North Richland Hills students petition for tougher rules on smoking

| |Monday, Jun. 10, 2013

Local high school students are calling for a stricter smoking ordinance, saying that North Richland Hills’ regulations are too lenient and put people’s health at risk.

Farmers market programs for low-income families in Tarrant County expanded

| |Monday, Jun. 10, 2013

Two new sites will be added to the program, which provides fresh fruit and vegetables to low-income families.

New spinal cord stimulator implant provides relief for chronic pain sufferer

| |Thursday, May. 30, 2013

Dr. Vivek Mehta was among the first physicians in Dallas-Fort Worth area to use the Precision Spectra to treat patients suffering from chronic pain.

River Oaks race car driver pushes for stress test that saved his life

| |Sunday, May. 12, 2013

After a quadruple bypass, Don Istook now encourages others to speak up to their doctors if they have a health concern.