Anna Kuchment

Doctors at Texas Health Dallas relied on their experience with Ebola — and a treatment from the history books — to help a Dallas man recover.

Experts say drugs could be available in months.

COVID-19 would be the latest in a string of infectious diseases to challenge -- and prepare -- North Texas hospitals.

The tongue-in-cheek ‘Bearded Lady Project’ includes researchers from SMU, UT Southwestern and the Perot Museum of Nature and Science.

More than 120 figures will depict real women who work in the sciences. They’re part of a powerful statement about visibility.

Since Texas earthquake rates first picked up in 2008, academic scientists, regulators and oil and gas companies have publicly agreed on one thing: fracking...

When the two dignitaries landed with their entourage at DFW International Airport, security agents rushed them through customs and helped them into a pair of...

Lyda Hill Philanthropies is spending $25 million to promote the work of women scientists.At a splashy kickoff at the American Museum of Natural...

Almost everywhere she travels, Arielle Woznica brings back flasks of water swimming with microscopic organisms. She tapes up their caps so they...

Sophia seemed a bit put off when a journalist asked if she’d like to start a family. Wearing a sleek black jacket and looking around the room...

MinJun Kim says he “got a shock” in graduate school when he discovered the science fiction film Fantastic Voyage.In the movie, a submarine crew...

The low point for Patti Swearingen came one morning last December. She woke up, picked up her iPhone and was too dizzy to be able to tell the...

Texas has by far the largest population at risk from damaging quakes caused by energy operations. Yet unlike Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas and Arkansas, Texas has yet to acknowledge that many of its earthquakes are probably man-made.