Health

Researchers at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler are currently working on 3 different projects to help combat the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Texas teen is behind bars after saying she willfully spread COVID-19 to others on Snapchat.

All the stress of a pandemic has to go somewhere, and it's ending up in our dreams at night. There's one weird dream that everyone seems to be having, and there's a reason behind it.

Especially with the stress of the COVID-19 pandemic, getting in touch with nature is a powerful way to combat anxiety. It's great for kids, too.

Anytime I want a quick immune boost I'll pop a combination of Vitamin C, Zinc, and garlic pills. There are lots of other more exciting ways to charge your immune system too, and these foods are easy adds to your daily routine.

If you're a regular visitor to the Overton Brooks VA Medical Center in Shreveport, you could soon see a change to the number of people in waiting rooms.

It's called cross-contamination.

Police in Carrollton, TX have identified a teenager (honestly, an adult) who has been on social media bragging about contracting and purposefully spreading COVID-19 to others.

It's harder when quarantined. I love social media. I also love chocolate cake. A lot. That doesn't mean I should eat an entire cake. Same goes for screen time.

Begin asking yourself a few questions. Keep a journal and give yourself time to learn more about yourself and how different things inspire you--or not.

Some of those infected who are asymptomatic may never show symptoms. That doesn't mean others can't be infected. Please stay home as much as humanly possible.

A bus driver, who complained and warned that people take the novel coronavirus seriously in a Facebook video post has died.