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Facial wrinkles get the lion's share of attention, but a U.S. plastic surgeon says wrinkles in women's breast cleavage can also be remedied. Read More

A Dallas resident who died this month appears to be the nation’s first death related to the West Nile virus this year, Dallas County health officials reported Monday. Read More

After the first West Nile virus death of the year, health officials are sounding alarm bells. Read More

Dallas health officials reported what may be the nation’s first West Nile death of the year: a Dallas man in his 60s. Read More

A Dallas man who lived near downtown is this year’s first West Nile virus fatality in Texas, and most likely in the country. Read More

Wayne Jackson knew something was wrong he was always thirsty and his mom was already diabetic so one day he just had to know. Read More

More than five million Americans have Alzheimer’s, a mind-robbing disease without a cure. And that number is expected to triple as baby boomers age. Read More

Women who have their feet in stirrups during childbirth are no more likely to experience a tissue tear during the delivery than women whose feet are on the bed. Read More

Senior advocates and mental health experts say seniors need to be monitored for changes in their emotional, as well as physical, health. Read More

Five people who were hospitalized after drinking tea in a Richardson restaurant in April 2010 are the first known victims of sodium azide poisoning at a public venue. Read More