Implant connection to memory loss.

Dr. Rey Reynolds, from "Dr. 90210" on E! Entertainment Television, calls Dallas a sex city, compliments Ginger Allen's hair and promotes his new line of products, which is why he was in North Texas.

Interview With Dr. Craig Schwimmer Of The Snoring Center

Imagine getting tired and out of breath just by doing everyday tasks - like laundry and cooking. Now a North Texas doctor is using a little known device to actually squeeze life back into patients.

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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety found 13 of 41 booster seats tested performed so poorly in crash tests they could not be recommended.

The the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety released this video from a recent test of child booster seats. Of the 41 tested, the group says 13 failed the evaluations.

For a long time, McKenna McGough -- a 9-year-old Dallas girl -- refused to wear her hearing aid. That was, until she met Winter, a amputee dolphin who learned to use a prosthetic tail.

It has been nearly two weeks since a Dallas man died in the emergency room at Parkland Hospital after waiting nearly 19 hours for medical attention. Friday, officials released video from inside the waiting room.

It's a silent killer many parents fear - Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. SIDS kills thousands of babies in the U.S. every year. Now researchers are offering parents another way to reduce the risk of SIDS and it could be as simple as turning on a fan.