Tarrant County
‘Just that friendly bunch’: Community health workers address health disparities close to home
The number of community health workers statewide has climbed from a few hundred in the early 2010s to thousands.
Community partnerships, whole-woman health care and a hard look at implicit bias could help keep Black babies from dying in Tarrant County.
The story of this disparity has been around a long, long time.
Explainer: Here’s what we know and don’t know about ivermectin, the deworming drug some people are taking for COVID-19.
Regulatory bodies like the FDA are warning people not to take ivermectin to treat or prevent COVID-19.
Why have inaccuracies thrived during the pandemic? Evolving science and politics.
The virus itself also plays a part: It’s novel, invisible and highly transmissible.
Explainer: A third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine is available to some Americans. Here’s what to know about the additional shot.
The third dose, or booster, is not currently approved for or available to the general public.
How we’ve navigated the pandemic: People in Tarrant County share their stories
From a plant shop owner to an Episcopal priest, Tarrant County residents withstood the opening months of the pandemic with flexibility, vision and a bucket of slime.
Meet the people pursuing menstrual equity in North Texas
They don’t think feminine hygiene products should be taxed or stigmatized — period.
State-funded monoclonal antibody treatment center opens in Fort Worth. Here’s what you need to know about the treatment.
The purpose of the treatment is to decrease viral load, or the amount of virus in a person’s body, and slow hospitalizations.
Teen birth rates in the U.S. and Texas have been declining for decades. County-level data can help explain why.
Tarrant County’s own rates have plummeted more quickly than Dallas County’s and the state’s.
Meet the people who trap, count and treat your mosquitoes.
This small team at the county health department works to prevent mosquito-borne virus outbreaks — like the West Nile epidemic that happened last year.
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