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Food Safety: Texas is suing Gerber and Nestlé, alleging baby food safety claims were deceptive amid concerns about arsenic and lead. Hospital Bills: A new report says Texas hospitals could offer more financial assistance before sending patients large bills, spotlighting gaps in help with medical costs. Research: Texas A&M scientists found polyethylene microplastics worsened signs of fatty liver disease in mice, especially with an unhealthy diet; the effect has not been established in people. Children’s Care: A state health agency proposal to eliminate Texas’s children’s autism program raises concerns about access to services. Infectious Disease: Measles cases are rising nationally, but Texas has no active outbreak; health officials are seeing more interest in vaccination. Rural Health: Deaf Smith County Hospital District received $750,000 for a chronic disease management initiative.

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VMHA adds psychologist to expand veterans' medical opinions

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Knowles-Rowland House opens in Midtown Houston with 31 supportive housing units

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Eye Theory Midtown wins Dry Eye Specialist of the Year award in Houston

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Texas Health ranks No. 2 among nation's best health care workplaces

Texas Health ranks No. 2 among nation's best health care workplaces

Houston-area home sales reported for week ending Oct. 10

Houston-area home sales reported for week ending Oct. 10

State grants $350K to Coastal Bend College for healthcare training equipment

State grants $350K to Coastal Bend College for healthcare training equipment


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