Children’s Medical Center (Dallas)

Propser Rallies To Save Child’s Life

More than 100 people in Prosper tested their bone marrow to see if they could save a 6-year-old boy’s life. Aidan Peterson has been given just weeks to find a life-saving match.

2013/02/18

A patient receives a flu vaccine. (credit: FRED TANNEAU/AFP/Getty Images)

Employers To Feel Impact Of 2013 Flu Season

Some hospitals in North Texas have instituted a strict new flu vaccine policy for employees. And while most employers are not requiring employees to be vaccinated, local economists say most businesses should be concerned about the flu outbreak.

2013/01/14

Heath Teen Once Paralyzed Finds Solace In Swimming

It’s been nearly four years since Landon Light of Heath was told he may never walk again. The 13-year-old ended up beating the odds.

2012/06/15

Classmates Help Cancer Survivor Keep Truckin’

Students at South Grand Prairie High School have worked for months collecting donations for a classmate who has cancer, and a passion for his 1977 Ford truck.

2012/05/18

North Texas Children’s Hospital Looking For A Few Good Clowns

The preferred prescription at Children’s Medical Center of Dallas is laughter and the hospital is looking for a few good clowns to help!

2011/06/10

Fate, Texas cancer patient Nate Oxford receives treatment. (credit: CBSDFW.COM)

Fate Parents Refuse To Let Cancer Determine Their Son’s Fate

Nate Oxford is only 5-years-old, but has already battled cancer three times. The cancer wouldn’t go away, but the family also wouldn’t give up. Drastic measures were needed so they took a chance on a radical new treatment.

2011/05/20

Parents Plead For Blood As 4-Month-Old Battles Leukemia

Mary Lewis has refused to leave Children’s Medical Center of Dallas since New Year’s Day. She’s there all day every day by her daughter Brianna’s bedside. “I haven’t stepped foot outside. It’s been 22 days and I haven’t left and I’m not going to.”

2011/01/21

Hospital ‘ABC’ Report Showing Discouraging Trends

Kobi Foreman is one of many North Texas children being treated for potentially fatal chronic illnesses and he exemplifies a Plano hospital’s latest study of its patients.

CBSDFW.COM–2010/11/04

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