
Sensor Tracks IBD Markers Through Sweat
A noninvasive perspiration sensor tested in 33 inflammatory bowel disease patients measured inflammation markers that varied by disease type and age.
Diseases in Dallas runs on diagnosis, treatment breakthroughs and public health impact, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting includes disease outbreaks, clinical trial results and the studies that identify risk factors.

A noninvasive perspiration sensor tested in 33 inflammatory bowel disease patients measured inflammation markers that varied by disease type and age.
The 16th annual North Texas Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk drew thousands to Klyde Warren Park.

Live Poll
Is now a good time to invest in specialized tools for your car cleaning routine?
The new handheld cordless device features three speed settings and interchangeable nozzles for precise airflow.

Live Poll
Should colleges cut low-enrollment programs like music therapy, even when graduates are successful?
Southern Methodist University dropped its music therapy major from a review of low-producing programs after students and alumni pushed back.

Klyde Warren Park hosts the fundraiser to support research and patient awareness in North Texas.
Authorities are searching for 66-year-old Alexander Ngoke after he went missing near Pineland Drive.

Regular subjects here include infection trends, new treatment protocols, public health alerts and medical research. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it as health guidance shifts. Seasonal patterns often influence the prevalence of certain conditions, requiring constant vigilance from health authorities. The availability of medical resources and the speed of response from city agencies typically define the scope of these stories.