Sun Safety Tips for Summer
As the school year ends and students start their long-awaited summer vacation, many families utilize this bit of free time to head outdoors. When you’re headed to the coast or the waterpark, it can be
Texas Health Honors Military Veterans at End of Life
To show honor and gratitude to those who have served in the Armed Forces, several Texas Health hospitals have established a new program that pays respect to veterans who spend their last days of life
The Sneaky Calories Hiding at Your Barbecue
Though summer is winding down, there is still time for a good old-fashioned backyard barbecue. In fact, 70 percent of U.S. barbecuing households cook out on July Fourth, 62 percent on Memorial Day and 55 percent
Sun Safety: Slip! Slop! Slap! and Wrap
Summer fun in the sun gets under way each year with the arrival of the Memorial Day weekend. That’s why the National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention reminds everyone to protect their skin while enjoying the
Low Lake Levels Pose Safety Risk
Memorial Day weekend kicks off boating season for most people in North Texas. With water levels reaching record lows this year, I’m concerned about new hazards being exposed – tree limbs, sharp rocks, debris –