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Huston-Tillotson University and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas officials announced the new program Sept. 14 alongside Texas Rep. Sheryl Cole and Kelenne Blake, the executive director of Black Mamas ATX. (Chloe Young/Community Impact).

Huston-Tillotson University, Blue Cross Blue Shield launch maternal care program

Huston-Tillotson University and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas have partnered to diversify the workforce and conduct research on maternal health care.

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Published 11:50 AM | Aug 30, 2023 CDT

New FDA guidance removes blood donor deferrals based on gender of sexual partners

Published 10:27 AM | Aug 29, 2023 CDT

Texas WIC program offers breastfeeding resources and support

MD Anderson President Peter Pisters discusses the expansion of the nation's top cancer hospital to the University of Texas at Austin.

Updated 8:41 AM | Aug 15, 2023 CDT

Cancer center, hospital coming to The University of Texas

Wastewater data in Austin shows COVID-19 is present and has increased over the past six weeks but remains below the nationwide wastewater averages for the virus, according to a news release. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

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Wastewater surveillance shows rise in COVID-19 in Travis County

St. David’s foundation announced on July 26 $20.4 million dollars worth of grants awarded to Central Texas. (Brooke Miller / Community Impact)

Published 4:02 PM | Jul 31, 2023 CDT

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Allergies in the Austin area from December through February are largely caused by the ashe juniper tree, more commonly known as the mountain cedar tree. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

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Navigating allergies in Central Texas

11-month old Elias Robinson-Rodriquez sitting up on a hospital bed as he recovers from a partial heart transplant.

Updated 2:00 PM | Jul 10, 2023 CDT