What You Need to Know About Snake Bites This Summer
Many families head outdoors during summer, whether it’s to one of Texas’ many state parks, local parks and hiking trails, or just to the backyard. Even though you won’t always be able to see (or
Top Summer Safety Tips to Keep You Out of The ER
When the weather warms up in Texas, kids and adults alike can’t get outside fast enough. And after spending the last few months inside, your summer plans may include more outdoor time than ever before.
Understanding Emergency Department Wait Times
When you or a loved one is sick or injured, every second matters. So when it comes to spending time in the emergency waiting room, it’s natural to be frustrated if you feel like you’ve
Safe Cooking Tips For Thanksgiving
The skin is crispy; the meat is moist. It’s no accident that as families begin thinking about Thanksgiving dinner, many opt to try deep-frying a turkey at home. And that deep-fried turkey as a once-a-year
Easy Steps to Protect Children from Accidental Injuries
Bikes, scooters or skateboards—if it has wheels, the chances are good that your child will experience a fall related to it at some point. But how bad that fall is can depend greatly on how
Injuries Doctors and ERs See Most Often in the Summer
When summer nears, many people dream of where they’d like to sneak away for a couple of days for a little vacation, but most don’t dream of spending some time in the ER. We’d like
‘Little Things’ Mean Much More After Heart Attack
Texas Health Resources is a proud sponsor of the 2014 Go Red for Women campaign. We often share personal stories of several North Texas women who have faced heart disease and the inspiration they have become. If