health

Twice a year we mess with our clocks, but the real question is which time actually keeps us healthier and safer.

Researchers at UT Austin and MD Anderson are studying an experimental approach that may help the immune system recognize and attack cancer cells by making them resemble virus-infected cells.

Some of these people felt sick for weeks before they even knew what hit them. And the scary part is, officials still haven't traced it back to a single food or source.

Imagine if your blood type could hold the key to your health. Well, it turns out, it just might.

Texas researchers are studying a new way to fight cancer by helping the immune system recognize it—potentially changing treatment forever.

Cancer affects thousands of Texans each year, with lifestyle, environment, and genetics playing major roles in risk and prevention

A Dallas-based doctor is warning that your “quick scroll” in the bathroom could actually lead to some uncomfortable health issues.

Imagine biting into a juicy berry packed with vitamins that do wonders for your health. Let’s talk about how simple foods can make a big difference.

As the clock ticks down to the New Year, many are thinking about how to shake up their eating habits for good.

Turns out, that age-old warning about wet hair and colds is just a tale from our childhoods. Let's sort myth from reality today.

Think that evening drink is harmless? Research suggests it might be more harmful than many realize, especially for Texans.

Imagine a world where menopause doesn't mean suffering in silence. Recent changes in hormone therapy bring a glimmer of hope for many women out there.