• In utero spinal surgery proves successful for toddler
• New type of facelift garners attention from women, doctors alike
• Saudi health workers sickened by SARS-like virus
• Tiny preemies get a boost from live music therapy
• Angelina Jolie's double mastectomy: Q&A
• Women have new options for breast cancer surgery
• Study questions if bed rest prevents prematurity
• Varicose vein laser procedure promises fast, pain-free results
• Teaching your children water survival skills could save a life
• Fainting could be sign of dangerous condition
• Today last day for morning-after pill appeal
• Affordable Care Act's effects begin showing in Texas health care system
• Wrigley takes new caffeinated gum off market
• Fish consumption advisory for Texas coastal waters: Some fish unsafe to consume due to mercury levels, officials say
• Indoor tanning beds would come with new warnings about risk of cancer under proposal unveiled by FDA
• Scientists in Houston will work to find genetic fingerprints of different cancers in order to better prevent, treat them
• Experimental shot may help people with genetically high cholesterol
• Big changes will make it easier on young M.D. Anderson Cancer Center patients
• UTMB uses 3-D brain simulator teach neurosurgery students
• Justice Department to appeal judge's order lifting age limits on morning-after pills
• FDA: Over-the-counter sale of morning-after pill OK for ages 15 and up; cashier to check age
• FDA will investigate added caffeine in foods
• Reflux ring offers a ray of hope for heartburn, acid reflux sufferers
• Perkins sextuplets of Pearland turn one year old
• Doctors: Rap, heavy metal music can calm crying babies
• Doctors: Worm glue may be key to successful fetal surgeries
• What does sale of St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital System mean for you?
• Warning for teens: Don't take cinnamon challenge
• New drug curbs intensity of morning sickness
• What to do during emergency situations
• New device called MelaFind uses camera to detect melanoma
• Dermatologists push for ban on teen tanning in Texas
• Singer Amy Grant shares her emotional struggle as a caregiver of parents with dementia
• Researchers use cold virus to treat brain cancer
• Memorial Hermann to open hospital in Pearland
• Tips to make sure you're safe at dentist office
• Brain injury survivor graduates medical school, hopes to specialize in treating brain injuries
• FDA says longer use of nicotine gum is OK
• FDA issues heart warning for Azithromycin, aka Zithromax or Z-Pak
• Report: Prices for generic prescription drugs can vary dramatically
• Dentist claims new zirconia crowns are unbreakable
• Heart repair breakthroughs replace surgeon's knife
• Doctors explain difference between allergy, cold symptoms
• HPD officer shot at work 20 years ago returns to substation
• FDA to scrap graphic cigarette warning labels
• FDA probes new pancreas risks with diabetes drugs
• Physicians split on benefits, safety of IV hydration treatments
• Study shows morning lethargy in teenagers may be biological problem
• Doctor: Blood critical to saving lives but challenging to keep fully stocked at hospitals
• Baby born with heart outside body doing great, her mom says
• Blue light disrupts ability to sleep, research shows
• Doctors hoping surgery can cure diabetes
• Scientists say baby born with HIV apparently cured
• Study shows declining life span for some US women
• Hard-to-diagnose type of dementia can be curable
• Red wagons at Texas Children's Hospital help ease anxiety for young patients, parents
• Mediterranean-style diets found to cut heart risks
• Doctor's motto proves to be true for 2 cancer patients
• New biopsy procedure helping women avoid repeat miscarriages
• Flu shot doing poor job of protecting older people
• Adults get 11 percent of calories from fast food
• Report: Americans most unhappy people in the world
• Drug overdose deaths up for 11th consecutive year
• Strokes overlooked in teens, children
• Hip implants a bit more likely to fail in women
• Doctors: Food can help heal your body
• What's unhealthy about some 'healthy' foods
• Doctors share list of aphrodisiac foods
• UTMB doctors' love story full of faith, trust and pixie dust
• Getting paid to get sick?
• Study: Folic acid reduces risk of autism
• Pregnancy with heart disease now more common
• Houston hospital suites worthy of rich and famous
• Experts: Not all probiotic products the same
• Study pits BP meds against cocaine addiction
• Patients participating in free weight loss study involving balloons seeing results
• New tuberculosis vaccine doesn't protect infants
• FDA approves use of Botox for overactive bladders
• Mom's intuition credited for stopping son's misdiagnosis
• Report: Many cancer screenings unnecessary
• Veteran with double arm transplant an inspiration
• Weight loss for women: Why it's harder, and what scientists are doing to help
• 16 sick in 5 states; linked to ground beef recall
• FDA panel wants limits on hydrocodone painkillers
• Baby born with heart outside body leaves hospital
• No news was not good news for one mother who found out later she had cervical cancer
• Health experts bust myths about flu
• Coca-Cola to address obesity for first time in ads
• Running the marathon this weekend? See an expert's advice
• Flu more widespread in US, but may have already peaked in some areas
• What to do if you get sick and know emergency warning signs
• Experts answer most common questions about flu
• Doctors: Flu season here early, could be bad
• Know the symptoms of the flu
• Vaccine not protecting everyone from flu
• 7 Things to know: Preventing flu
• Finding flu shots in Houston
• How to tell a cold from the flu
• Doctors: Brace yourselves for Round 2 of flu season
• Bone marrow donations save brother, sister