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This is the first human case in Hays County this year.
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Federal clinics in Texas are already required to get parental permission to prescribe birth control after a 2022 court ruling.
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Beyond anecdotes and data from emergency room visits, it’s hard to tell if what's going around at large is COVID, the common cold or respiratory troubles from the Saharan dust that has made its way to Austin.
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School breaks mean there is less help available in the case of an overdose, and families should stay alert.
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Baylor Scott & White, Blue Cross extend contracts for three months, staving off coverage disruptionsThe health system and the insurer now have until October to finalize a new contract and keep benefits intact for thousands of policyholders.
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Policyholders will no longer be able to receive health insurance through Ascension Personalized Care beginning in January.
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Women, doctors and lawyers have all made efforts to test the margins of Texas' near-total abortion ban. Here's where some of those efforts stand.
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A U.S. Supreme Court opinion briefly posted on its website suggests the court will allow abortions in medical emergencies in Idaho, according to Bloomberg News, which obtained a copy of the opinions.
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The study tracked infant deaths that occurred in the year following Senate Bill 8's passage.
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The board's guidance is aimed at providing some clarity to physicians working within the narrow emergency medical exception to Texas' abortion ban.
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One Central Texas patient did not know whether she'd have to pay out of pocket for tests following a cancer diagnosis.
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In the high court’s first abortion-related ruling since it overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, the justices ruled unanimously to change nothing about mifepristone’s legal status.