Sarah Ferrer-Bruker, a certified dermatologist and owner of Bold City Dermatology, joins us to discuss the effectiveness of viral skincare products, hacks and other trends.

Cardiologists are reporting a recent surge in heart problems in people in their 20s and 30s, and some say supplements, which are mostly unregulated, have contributed to the irregular heartbeats.

Dr. Scot Ackerman joins us in a virtual interview to discuss Martina Navratilova's cancer diagnosis, as well as the linked risks with HPV.

About 5% of COVID patients worldwide reported loss of smell that lasts longer than 6 months. While the side effect may only seem annoying, researchers are finding it may also be a predictor of cognitive decline.

Dr. John Catanzaro with UF Health joins us to discuss the symptoms of holiday heart syndrome and who is most at risk for it.

If you like to drink around the holidays, you are not alone. Studies have shown people tend to drink more around this time of year.

The National Energy Assistance Directors Association provide ways to keep utility bills down during the cooler months of the year.

Diabetes Lifestyle Expert Falyn Shilts joins us to discuss healthy habits to help people living with diabetes get through the holidays.

Most people believe aging comes with difficulty learning new skills and rigid thinking. Doctors claim that negative assumptions about the capacity to learn and grow create a vicious cycle of mental inactivity and decline. New research and brain imaging techniques have advanced science and offer a more positive view of cognitive function in older adults.

Nearly half the adults in the United States have high blood pressure. New studies show one in eight people are unaware they have it. Keeping blood pressure under control is important for reducing the risk of diseases from heart failure to dementia.

With winter around, some people might be experiencing a dip in their mood, and the reason could be seasonal affective disorder. News4JAX's Vic Micolucci joins us to discuss the symptoms of the condition and how to treat it.

Between holiday parties, colder weather and darker days, it can be more difficult to stay fit during the holiday season. But the Thanksgiving holiday doesn't have to set back your fitness goals. Nemiah Rutledge of Body Paradox can share a quick workout that can be done easily at home for viewers to sweat off that turkey and pumpkin pie. He'll share the simple movements to help you stay active with little to no equipment this holiday season.

Mayo Clinic neurologist Dr. Anteneh Feyissa joins us to discuss recent developments in the treatments for epilepsy and the availability of these advancements.

With so many vitamins and supplements available these days, you may be wondering which ones you actually need. But according to registered dietitian Kristin Kirkpatrick with Cleveland Clinic, sometimes it may be better to get those nutrients from food.

After turning back the clock for Daylight Saving Time, more people may start to experience symptoms of seasonal affective disorder.

Dr. Greta Stamper, an audiologist at Mayo Clinic, joins us to discuss common causes of hearing loss, who is most at risk, and what are the best options for hearing aids.

Heart disease is responsible for one in five deaths among women. Doctors warn there is a lot of misinformation about heart disease, especially in female patients.

New guidelines urge all adults to now get screened for one of the most common mental health complaints: anxiety. Doctors say anxiety can show up as panic attacks, phobias or feeling always on edge