Two years and counting into the pandemic, many mysteries about the virus endure, but few affect as many […]
Yearly Archives: 2022
Months after Cyndia Moore suffered a massive stroke, the Sachse grandmother is back in the classroom working as […]
In the past 13 years, retired educator David Grebel has logged enough miles on his bicycle to circle […]
Going “gluten free” seems like a healthy idea, if we’re to believe all those labels on supermarket shelves […]
Some couples say they experience sympathy pains when one person gets hurt and the other feels phantom aches. […]
The pandemic has disrupted the commitments of countless women to get their annual mammograms, and Grand Prairie educator […]
Alcoholic liver disease often invokes images of heavy drinking over many years, but even a shorter time frame […]
Eighteen hours of labor was just the start of a scary delivery for first-time mom Jaycee Petty, RN, […]
Just as Susan Rogers went to investigate sirens outside her Arlington home one night in January, she suffered […]
The violence in Ukraine has taken over our news feeds, and the Russian invasion is hard to ignore, […]
As a chaplain who served 37 years in the U.S. Air Force, Mark McDaniel understands better than most […]
It wasn’t that long ago that colon cancer was a worry reserved for middle age, and a colonoscopy […]
Lung cancer claims more American lives each year than colon, breast, and prostate cancers combined, and with thousands […]
Cases of COVID-19 are dropping around the world as the pandemic descends from its lofty Omicron-fueled heights, but […]
In a medical emergency, swift and reliable help is a must. That’s exactly what Claude Cunningham got last […]