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There are at least 24 confirmed cases of measles in Gaines County. Many cases were among school-aged children, and at least nine patients have been hospitalized as of Tuesday afternoon. All were unvaccinated against measles. In the wake of the outbreak, health officials are urging people to get vaccinated.
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The small Big Bend area community could soon be home to a modular, telehealth-powered clinic that’s been touted as an innovative approach to improving rural health care access.
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Gov. Greg Abbott wants to know how much hospitals spend caring for undocumented immigrants. Hospitals should not deny care based on how patients respond.
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The Big Bend region was left without any mammogram services after a longtime mobile screening program shut down in August, leaving local officials to look for an alternative source for breast cancer screenings.
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Although Texas counties are not required to provide ambulance services, many are digging deep to pay for their own fleet or to contract out services.
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The women had ectopic pregnancies, which are nonviable and life-threatening if not treated early. They say Ascension Seton Williamson and Texas Health Arlington violated federal law by not ending their pregnancies sooner.