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Dallas Health News

This page covers medical research, hospital programs, public health warnings, wellness trends and insurance changes in Dallas. Reporting follows the systems and public agencies that determine care across the city.


Diseases

Autism

SMU Removes Music Therapy Major From Review

Southern Methodist University dropped its music therapy major from a review of low-producing programs after students and alumni pushed back.


Substance Abuse

Live Poll

Do you believe faith-based programs effectively help people recover from addiction?

Substance Abuse

Men of Nehemiah Opens New Facility in South Dallas

The faith-based recovery organization expands its capacity to support men struggling with addiction.

Men of Nehemiah Opens New Facility in South Dallas

Nutrition

Nutrition

Jaclyn Albin Leads American College of Culinary Medicine

The UT Southwestern educator takes the helm of the organization dedicated to advancing culinary medicine education and research.

Jaclyn Albin Leads American College of Culinary Medicine

Fitness

Fitness

Cooper Aerobics CEO Tyler Cooper Dies at 55

The Dallas fitness leader passes away following a nine-month battle with acute myeloid leukemia.

Cooper Aerobics CEO Tyler Cooper Dies at 55

Sexual Health

Live Poll

Do you believe your local college provides sufficient health and wellness resources for its students?

Sexual Health

Dallas College Hosts Sexual Health Awareness Carnival

The Brookhaven campus event offered students resources on contraception and vaccination options.

Dallas College Hosts Sexual Health Awareness Carnival

More in Health

This section follows medical research breakthroughs, hospital service changes, public health initiatives and access to care. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. In Dallas, the regional focus often shifts toward the expansion of specialty care facilities and changes in major healthcare networks. Public health guidance and the availability of resources remain the most common subjects in this sector.