Texas Tech Physicians OB+GYN and Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center launched a CenteringPregnancy group prenatal care program in Amarillo. The program brings together eight to 12 pregnant women due around the same time for 10 visits lasting 90 to 120 minutes each.
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A new study published in Cell Reports Sustainability found that average levels of PFAS (forever chemicals) in U.S. drinking water may be about twice as high as standard summaries suggest, because test results below laboratory minimum reporting levels are usually counted as zero.
Gehendra Kharel, Environmental scientist at Texas Christian University
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Flu cases are rising in North Texas and parts of the southern United States earlier than typically seen at this time of year, according to a CDC report.
CDC, issued report on flu activity
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Dell Children's Medical Center, hospital that closed the program; Shannon McLennan, nurse and mother whose daughter lost hospice care; Dr. Patrick Jones, pediatric hospice physician who left Dell Children's in March and 2 more
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Harris County conducted an election with an unprecedented number of ballots. Officials described the vote-counting and canvassing process, including early voting and mail-in ballot procedures.
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Seven candidates competed for Corpus Christi mayor on November 3, 2026, with voters choosing who will lead the city. Incumbent Mayor Paulette Guajardo sought her fourth and final term.
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