Obesity Rate in the US Hits New RecordThe obesity rate in the U-S has hit a new record. The report states the U-S adult obesity rate now stands at 42-point-four percent.
Live Healthy: Blood type and COVID-19A new study suggests that blood type can have something to do with the impact of COVID-19 on your body.
Live Healthy: Colon Cancer After the passing of Chadwick Boseman due to colon cancer, many people are reminded to get screened for colon cancer.
Live Healthy: What happens if a student or teacher contract COVID-19As schools are reopened, worries about students and teachers contracting COVID-19 has people asking about what would happen. Heather Huffman, director of Clay County Heal...
Masks 101: Everything from mistakes to avoid to how to store your face coveringDr. Pauline Rolle, director of the Florida Department of Health in Duval County, appeared Monday on “The Morning Show” to talk about face masks.
Positive reasons to use mouthwashA study by Ruhr University in Germany found that mouthwash could be an effective way to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
Coronavirus pandemic taking toll on teens & familiesThe cumulative effect of the coronavirus pandemic weighs heavily on just about everyone. But its impact on teens is especially hard.
How to Stop OvereatingHELPING YOU LIVE HEALTHY -- you might be good about eating healthy during the week, but it can be harder to keep doing so on the weekend. Here are some ways to stop over...
How to Live to 100Want to live to 100? Japan has the highest number of people who are older than 100-- and experts say their diet and lifestyle choices may be why.
Live Healthy: Lyme DiseaseSpending more time outside increases your risk of a tick bite. Ticks carry many diseases, including lyme disease. Here are some tips to protect yourslef from lyme disease...
Healthy Eating During the PandemicAcross the world people are working to prevent the spread of covid-19 through social distancing, mask wearing, and washing hands. News4Jax reporter Lena Pringle joins us ...
Staying Safe in the HeatThis week - we have been experiencing some intense heat... AND - you want to be sure you are staying safe while working or exercising outdoors.
Rise in ATV and Golf Cart AccidentsThere has been a dramatic increase in the number of ATV and golf cart accidents among young people in our community. Lisa Nichols is the Pediatric Trauma Manager for Wolf...
Alternative treadmill exercises for summerNyna Jackson with Stride Jacksonville Beach, joins us to talk about the ways you can get fit this summer by switching up your treadmill exercises.
You’re exposed to someone with COVID-19. Now what?We know many people have questions about COVID-19. One way to get answers to those questions is through the Baptist Health hotline, which is staffed by nurses Monday thro...
Free family support line from: call or text 1-888-733-6303Amid the COVID-19 pandemic many families are struggling with anxiety and stressors like unemployment, lack of childcare, disrupted social interactions and daily routines.
Children's Home Society Family Support Warm Line offers free and confidential telehealth counselingVIDEO: Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many families are struggling with anxiety and stressors like unemployment, lack of childcare, disrupted social interactions and daily r...
Managing psoriasis this summerJoining on the Morning Show to talk about ways to make living with psoriasis during the summer months easier is Dermatologic Physicians Assistant Kristine Waters.
How to Ace Virtual Job InterviewsInterviewing for a job these days? It's a whole new ballgame. Those in-person meetings are a thing of the past. They've been replaced by virtual interviews. So, lights, c...
Preventing Hot Car DeathsMore than 100 children…that's how many have died of heat stroke in the last two years because they were alone or became trapped in a hot car. This can happen to even the ...
Long term health effects from COVID-19Dr. Raymond Pumarejo is a pulmonologist from Ascension St. Vincent's he joins us to discuss lung damage caused by COVID-19
Getting the recommended amount of exercise could cut your risk of dying earlyU-S government guidelines recommend adults get at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity or at least 75 minutes of high-intensity aerobic activity a week.
Barbecue SafetyHelping you live healthy this Independence day-- Health officials are stressing food safety precautions ahead of your socially-distanced cookouts. Dealing with raw meat...
Helping Veterans with PTSDMany soldiers experience traumas on the battlefield that leave them emotionally wounded--but something as simple as walking a dog might bring veterans some relief. A new...
Avoid Getting Sick While SwimmingThe sweltering, sticky heat has lots of people heading to the beach to cool off. But getting sick from bacteria in the ocean, lakes or rivers can spoil the summer fun.
