HOUSTON HEALTH

Houston Diseases News

In Houston, diseases news means medical conditions, treatment breakthroughs, public health alerts and diagnostic advances. This page covers the public health impact of these conditions and the science behind them.


Alzheimer’s

Live Poll

Do you believe new research methods are successfully accelerating the development of treatments for neurodegenerative diseases?

Alzheimer’s

Coya Therapeutics Refines ALS Trial Stratification

The company introduced a new method to categorize trial participants by protein levels at the 2026 Annual NEALS Meeting.

Coya Therapeutics Refines ALS Trial Stratification

Diabetes

Live Poll

Would you prefer a one-time treatment over recurring injections for chronic health management?

Diabetes

FibroBiologics Filed Patent for Cell-Based GLP-1 Therapy

The Houston-based firm has proposed a new technology designed to produce peptides inside the human body.

FibroBiologics Filed Patent for Cell-Based GLP-1 Therapy

Asthma

Asthma

Meteorologist Daji Aswad Relocated Temporarily to Roanoke

The KPRC 2 meteorologist has moved to a sister station in Virginia for a short-term assignment.

Meteorologist Daji Aswad Relocated Temporarily to Roanoke

Cancer

Cancer

MD Anderson Plans $3.4 Billion Houston Expansion

The Houston cancer center will add a 25-story tower and a radiation oncology building in the Texas Medical Center.


Stroke

Stroke

Houston Hospital Increases Use of TwitchView Monitor

A study presented at the ANESTHESIOLOGY 2026 meeting shows improved clinical adoption of neuromuscular monitoring in Houston.

Houston Hospital Increases Use of TwitchView Monitor

More in Diseases

Regular subjects here include outbreaks, clinical trial results, treatment approvals, risk factor studies and awareness campaigns. Coverage runs across the city and the communities around it. Urban density and the local climate play a role in how public health alerts develop and spread. Tracking the availability of new treatments and their accessibility remains a primary focus of this reporting.