Health Guide

DHR Health Welcomes Dr. Prateek Suresh Harne, Gastroenterologist

Edinburg, Texas: DHR Health, one of the largest physician-owned hospitals in the United States and a proud healthcare provider for
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STHS Edinburg Named A Best Regional Hospital In Texas By U.S. News & World Report

The only facility in the Rio Grande Valley to earn the distinction, STHS Edinburg ranks No. 24 in the Lone
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Older Women Leading the Way: U.S. Birth Trends in 2024 Reflect Empowered Parenthood and Population

Washington, D.C. — July 2025 — Newly released CDC data from 2024 reveals an encouraging trend in U.S. fertility and
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DHR Health Clinics to Host Hiring Event, August 2

If you’re interested in pursuing a career in healthcare, you won’t want to miss the upcoming DHR Health Clinics Hiring
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STHS Heart Provides Quality Of Life-Enhancing Intensive Cardiac Rehabilitation To 1,000th Cardiovascular Patient

Five years after launching the STHS Intensive Cardiac Rehabilitation Program to help patients who’ve experienced cardiac events, STHS Heart staff
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STHS Edinburg Earns National Recognition For Its Commitment To Providing High-Quality Stroke Care

STHS Edinburg has earned the Get With The Guidelines® – Stroke Silver Plus Award from the American Heart Association &
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A Second Chance at Life

73 year-old-man beats lung cancer with early screening and physician taking on robotic assisted bronchoscopies for early diagnosis For 73
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Improved testing and revised vaccine messaging among key takeaways from major Texas measles outbreak

First Detection & Scale The outbreak began with a case in Gaines County on Jan 29, reported by Lubbock to
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United States to Incinerate 500 Tons of Emergency Food Amid Global Crisis

According to a report published today by The Atlantic, President Trump’s administration has ordered the destruction of nearly 500 metric
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Mental health programs could bear the brunt of $600M federal cuts to Texas schools

By Stephen Simpson, The Texas Tribune “Mental health programs could bear the brunt of $600M federal cuts to Texas schools”
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