Posted on · COVID-19 patients are reporting long-term symptoms more than 6 months after their initial infection. These have included neurological symptoms like brain fog, fatigue, PTSD and more.
Posted on · Health experts are worried about a possible spike in COVID-19 cases after Thanksgiving holiday travel.
Posted on · As Thanksgiving approaches, COVID-19 cases continue to rise across Texas -- and health officials are worried holiday travel will lead to a coronavirus surge.
Posted on · The Texas Board of Education is considering new statewide standards for health education for the first time in 20 years. The current rules are silent on topics regarding LGBTQ health.
Posted on · Texas clinics offering transgender health care are starting to see more patients from hundreds of miles away due to the expansion of telehealth during the pandemic.
Posted on · Lori Mellinger is voting for the first time in 10 years. She was just one of the thousands of Texans every year whose voting rights are taken away because of being on parole or probation.
Posted on · Filipina and Pacific Islander women were respectively 35% and 45% more likely to experience a negative outcome compared to white women.
Posted on · The program will focus on Houston neighborhoods identified as food deserts.
Posted on · Some Houston-area clinics report experiencing as much as a 45% decline in mammograms, compared to pre-pandemic times.
Posted on · Amy Coney Barrett could cast a deciding vote on the law known as Obamacare if the conservative judge gets a fast-tracked confirmation.
Posted on · Most of the cases -- were 13,110 -- were older than 28 days, while 341 were from the last two weeks, the county said.
Posted on · Many of the populations most impacted by the pandemic are still reeling from Hurricane Harvey.
Posted on · One in four Houston households are unable to get medical care or received delayed care during the coronavirus pandemic, and more than half of all households surveyed have someone whose employment has been impacted.
Posted on · About 100 students at one Baylor dorm are being asked to reside in place after a suspected COVID-19 outbreak.
Posted on · Even before the pandemic, lacking health insurance blocked millions from easy access to healthcare. Now, it's affecting access to the most crucial tool of controlling the coronavirus: testing.