Houston Fire Department teams up with Houston Health Department to promote healthy eating habits among firefighters with a nutritious cooking demo and education session.

Austin's healthcare is to transform with UT MD Anderson Cancer Center's expansion and a new UT Austin hospital, with groundbreaking in 2026 and a $2.5 billion investment.

Houston Health Department partners with Ibn Sina Foundation to offer free healthcare services at community health fairs, including the upcoming event at Kashmere Multi-Service Center.

Houston Health Department provides free dental screenings and treatments to over 200 students in Houston, aiming to prevent cavities and improve school attendance.

UTHealth Houston is hosting a free health fair on March 9 in Eastex/Jensen, providing screenings and education, alongside the Houston PAP Project for cervical cancer screenings.

The 2024 Houston Ballet Ball, a white-tie event at Wortham Theater Center, honored philanthropists Akemi and Yasuhiko Saitoh and raised $1.6 million for the arts.

Dr. Padmanee Sharma of MD Anderson disputes allegations in a lawsuit claiming she stole a junior scientist's research, calling on a third-party review supporting her contributions and seeking to dismiss the $5 million suit.

Houston is facing a surge in PCP-linked DWI cases, with the substance found in 16% of such incidents from 2013 to 2018, raising public safety concerns.

A junior faculty member at MD Anderson Cancer Center has sued a senior scientist for taking credit for her cancer research, seeking $5 million and correct attribution.

Houston's Health Museum offers a unique Valentine's Day event, including a heart dissection and dinner, facilitated by Dr. Jonathan Zalamea for $100 per person.

Libbie Lambert, a 16-year-old with arthrogryposis, aims to be an NFL coach and serves as an ambassador at the East-West Shrine Bowl, highlighting her resilience and the impact of Shriners Children's Hospital.

The article discusses a study indicating that Texas' near-total abortion ban has resulted in an estimated 26,000 rape-related pregnancies, with many women likely seeking abortions out-of-state or using self-managed methods.

VP Kamala Harris criticized Texas' abortion laws following a study on rape-related pregnancies, calling the laws "immoral" and vowing to fight for women's health rights.