The first public hearing on the priority legislation to "end child gender modification" brought out a variety of voices, both in support and opposition.
Congress passed a law restricting the issuance of surprise medical bills stuck with patients after providers and insurance companies negotiate payment.
Following the tragic death of her disabled husband last summer, Melissa Hickson is working to get a bill passed that would require guardians to seek the consent of family members before making end-of-life decisions.
More doctors are speaking up about early treatment for COVID-19 using hydroxychloroquine. The State Board of Pharmacy let the restrictions it had placed on the drug expire last week.
The East Texas state senator has requested a special legislative session and urged the governor to move toward a different strategy for combating COVID-19.
The Second Court of Appeals in Fort Worth heard oral arguments in the case of 1-year-old Tinslee Lewis this week following a motion requiring Cook Children's to continue providing life sustaining treatment during the appeals process.
On Friday, an appellate court granted an emergency motion, requiring Cook Children's to continue providing life sustaining treatment to Tinslee Lewis throughout the appeals process.
Justice Sandee B. Marion denied a temporary injunction filed on behalf of the Lewis family, effectively allowing Cook Children's to end treatment in accordance with the Texas 10-Day Rule.
The lawsuit over the right to directly dispense aims to break down yet another government barrier between doctors and their patients.
