As debates over assisted suicide and medical assistance in dying continue across North America, questions about dementia, mental illness and patient consent are raising concerns about the boundaries of end-of-life care.

Getting into an Uber or Lyft feels almost like using a vending machine at this point. Tap a button, a car shows up, and you get in. Most rides go smoothly. In case of a crash, the aftermath is genuinely different from an ordinary two-car wreck, and many passengers find that out the hard way.

The Huntington’s Disease Society of America’s Greater North Texas Affiliate will host the 2026 HDSA Team Hope 5K Run in Tyler on Saturday, Nov. 7, at Rose Rudman Park.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over 4,500 people died from drowning each year from 2020 through 2022.

Texas has the highest average percentage of uninsured women workers ages 18 to 64 in the nation, according to a four-year analysis examining health insurance coverage across all 50 states.

A new study analyzing millions of Google ratings across the country ranks Equinox as the gym chain with the highest share of one- and two-star reviews in Texas.

The Texas Workforce Commission has awarded more than $240,000 to Dwyer Workforce Development to provide tuition-free certified nurse aide training to 80 Houston-area residents facing significant barriers to employment.

It is not every day a trip to the FedEx counter turns into a wildlife rescue operation. But that’s exactly what happened in Denton after a shipment containing 191 turtles and tortoises was discovered at a local FedEx location. The discovery brought in the City of Denton Animal Shelter, which took custody of the animals and worked with federal wildlife officials. The reptiles were later transferred to the Dallas Zoo for continued care.

From robotic harvesters to artificial intelligence, technology is rapidly changing how food is grown, processed and delivered to consumers.

Texas has the highest percentage of residents without health insurance in the nation, according to a new 50-state analysis from High Rise Financial.

WorldSprings Dallas is a wellness destination designed around mineral-rich soaking pools inspired by famous hot springs from around the world. But unlike a traditional spa, this isn’t just about booking a massage. Instead, guests move at their own pace between warm mineral pools, cold plunges, saunas, relaxation areas, and other wellness experiences.

A new report evaluating the physical toll on college football programs has placed two Texas Big 12 schools in the spotlight ahead of the 2026 season.

WorldSprings Dallas is expanding its wellness offerings with several new amenities, including Dallas’ first Aufguss Event Sauna, seven new sauna experiences, and enhanced recovery features designed to elevate the guest experience.

As dangerous heat continues to impact Texas with temperatures expected to climb above 100 degrees in many areas, new data shows more than 108,000 households across the state may be without air conditioning.

WorldSprings Dallas marked its two-year anniversary with a VIP celebration showcasing a major expansion of its wellness offerings, including the introduction of Dallas’ first immersive Aufguss Sauna Experience.

Texas recorded more animal-related deaths than any other state between 1999 and 2024, according to a new analysis of federal mortality data by outdoor recreation website Outforia.

As hydration breaks during FIFA World Cup matches continue to divide fans, a medical professional is defending the stoppages as a necessary safeguard against heat-related illness in extreme playing conditions.

Global home fitness company DeerRun is launching its first North American retail store in Katy, Texas, alongside a public grand opening event featuring product demonstrations, giveaways, and its connected fitness platform.

A new study from Bespoke Fit is raising concerns about the cost of healthy living across Texas, with seven major Texas cities appearing in a nationwide ranking measuring how much of a resident’s income is required to maintain a basic fitness routine.

As millions of fans attend matches across North America, security experts are warning travelers and event organizers to remain vigilant during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.