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New UTSF guidelines urge women to screen earlier for breast cancer.

A North Texas breast surgeon agrees with screening earlier, but explains why she favors annual mammograms instead of exams every two years.

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New guidelines urge women to screen earlier for breast cancer

A North Texas breast surgeon agrees with screening earlier, but explains why she favors annual mammograms instead of exams every two years.

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New guidelines urge women to screen earlier for breast cancer

A Texas breast surgeon agrees with screening earlier, but she favors annual mammograms instead of exams every two years.

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Mini food pantries located at ATCOG and Bowie County Health Unit

Mini Food Pantries are now available at ATCOG and the Bowie County Health Center thanks to a Texas State Health Services grant.

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Mini food pantries located at ATCOG, Bowie County Health Unit

Mini Food Pantries are now available at ATCOG and the Bowie County Health Center thanks to a Texas State Health Services grant.

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COVID updates: Hospitalizations up in Parker, Palo Pinto counties

COVID updates: Hospitalizations up in Parker, Palo Pinto counties
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COVID updates: Hospitalizations up in Parker, Palo Pinto counties

COVID updates: Hospitalizations up in Parker, Palo Pinto counties
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State of Texas Resumes Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Distribution

State of Texas Resumes Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Distribution
Saturday, April 24, 2021 Texas Department of State Health Services gave the go-ahead for vaccine providers to resume the Johnson & Johnson one dose vaccine.
According to the Midland Reporter-Telegram, the state followed a day after the U.S. Centers For Disease Control and Prevention and the FDA ended the 11-day pause on the vaccine after rare blood clots showed up in a few patients.
An advisory committee established by the CDC determined that the benefits of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine outweighed the risks and ended the pause on administering the vaccine.
“The Johnson & Johnson vaccine is an important tool in our fight against COVID-19, and the scientific review over the last 11 days has affirmed its safety and effectiveness,” said Dr. John Hellerstedt, Texas State Health Services commissioner in a statement. “We know some Texans prefer the simplicity of a single-dose vaccine, and the ease of storing and handling this vaccine gives providers more flexibility. Resuming the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine will prevent hospitalizations and save lives in Texas.”

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The Masks May Come Off, But Teachers Aren't Celebrating Spring Br

I got something I want off my chest...
In what seems like an eternity ago, March 4th 2020 was the date that officials with Texas State Health Services announced the first case of Covid-19 in Texas, The case was in the Houston area and travel related, and we thought, "No biggie, they'll contain this" When that didn't happen, we started down the path that leads us to now.
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It would look like we are finally getting the green light and the all clear from the top dogs in Austin. (namely Governor Greg Abbott). And while the governor removed the mandate, the tongue in cheek lip service remarks that Texans have "Learned" and are prepared is just a nice bit of hogwash to go with the tom foolery of the move. The good news is across the state, folks for the most part still see the value in masking, and many companies have decided to embrace guidance from the CDC. The TEA has also stepped in and given each local district it's choice in how to move forward with masks and many are choosing to keep them in place for now.

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Texas' Teachers Aren't Celebrating Spring Break, Here's Why

I got something I want off my chest...
In what seems like an eternity ago, March 4th 2020 was the date that officials with Texas State Health Services announced the first case of Covid-19 in Texas, The case was in the Houston area and travel related, and we thought, "No biggie, they'll contain this" When that didn't happen, we started down the path that leads us to now.
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It would look like we are finally getting the green light and the all clear from the top dogs in Austin. (namely Governor Greg Abbott). And while the governor removed the mandate, the tongue in cheek lip service remarks that Texans have "Learned" and are prepared is just a nice bit of hogwash to go with the tom foolery of the move. The good news is across the state, folks for the most part still see the value in masking, and many companies have decided to embrace guidance from the CDC. The TEA has also stepped in and given each local district it's choice in how to move forward with masks and many are choosing to keep them in place for now.

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