Published June 26, 2020 • Updated on June 26, 2020 at 10:24 pm More than two dozen physicians from Cook Children’s physicians share why they wear their masks in a new social media video.

The letter to Fort Worth ISD officials included Cook Children's 10-point guide for safely reopening schools, which the hospital published last month.

DENTON, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) - A Krum, Texas construction company donated 53,000 face masks to Cook Children's and that kind act couldn't have come at a better time for the hospital system.

“Cook Children’s will do whatever it can to support the response efforts.” The hospital is gathering masks, sanitizing wipes, medical tubing and surgical supplies to send to Ukraine.

Cook Children’s Medical Center is reverting to limited inpatient visitations starting Monday due to the rise in local COVID-19 cases, hospital officials announced Thursday. At the same time, the ...

Cook Children’s Medical Center is seeing a spike in COVID-19 cases among its patients, with 13 in the hospital on Tuesday, according to hospital officials. “We could see another surge next ...

FORT WORTH, Texas — Cook Children's Medical Center will halt elective, non-emergency surgeries due to staff and bed shortages from the COVID surge, the Fort Worth hospital announced Thursday. It ...

We use 200-300, at least, cloth masks per day to meet that need and it’s a demand that’s hard to keep up with,” said Angela Green, the hospital’s chief patient safety and quality officer.

Most are requiring masks for elementary school students who are under 12 and too young to get the vaccine. The Cook County Department of Public Health, however, is urging a stronger stance.

Children’s Health in Dallas and Cook Children’s in Fort Worth both announced employee mandates on Wednesday. Children’s Health’s 7,500 workers will have until Oct. 1 to get shots.

The letter to Fort Worth ISD officials included Cook Children's 10-point guide for safely reopening schools, which the hospital published last month.