Snoring can be a warning sign of breathing problems

It's loud, disruptive, and not great for marriage. Snoring is more than a nuisance, though; it could also be a sign of a bigger problem. 

The Doctor Is In: Sleep Apnea

You may want to get help for sleep issues if sleep problems persist or if they interfere with how you feel or function during the day.

Too much time on self improvement can be unhealthy

It seems like it all started with Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence People" -- a self-help book originally published in 1936. Now, fast forward to 2018, and we are surrounded with self-help shows, books, apps and videos. Is it too much of a good thing too much? 

Judge weighs science behind Monsanto Roundup cancer claim

Claims that the active ingredient in the widely used weed killer Roundup can cause cancer have been evaluated by international agencies, U.S. and foreign regulators and the product's manufacturer -- agribusiness giant Monsanto.

Depression may not be linked to birth control, study finds

Previous research has linked depression with birth control, but a new study suggests that may not be true.

Dr. Kahn's easy breakfast overnight oats

March is National Nutrition Month, which highlights the importance of making informed food choices and developing good eating and physical activity habits.

Mom 'fighting for her life' in ICU after contracting rare, rodent-carried Hantavirus

In early January, 27-year-old Kiley Lane went to the hospital for what she thought was the flu. A month later, the mother is hooked up to a machine and "fighting for her life" in the intensive care unit at the University of New Mexico Hospital (UNMH) in Albuquerque.

How to cope with challenging coworkers

Unless you work from home, chances are you have to work with a number of different people with different personalities - and sometimes they just don't mesh.

Child psychiatrist encourages candid conversations about violence

From the streets of Atlanta to the suburbs of Florida, the images of deadly gun violence can leave children with lots of tough questions.

Rare condition means Minnesota toddler is allergic to water

With a set of bright blue eyes and an adorable smile, Ivy Angerman's parents say she's just like any other normal 18-month-old--except when it comes to bathtime.

How to recognize the warning signs of flu complications

"The biggest signs that you have the flu are body aches, high fever, sometimes nausea, sometimes cough," Dr. Bergquist says.  "But the interesting thing about the flu is, it feels like it just hit you like you were in a car accident."

Family of Mich. woman who died after surgery blunder gets no money

An 81-year-old woman with a sore jaw died just weeks after a breathtaking mistake: Doctors at a Detroit-area hospital performed brain surgery on her because of a records mix-up. 

SNAP program would be replaced with meal kits, according to Trump proposal

President Trump's federal budget proposal includes a big change to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program that provides food assistance for low-income families.

The Doctor Is In: Heart Health for Valentine's Day

A Beaumont Cardiologist looks at heart health and what you should focus on in all the stages of your life. 

Conjoined identical twins successfully separated at Texas Children's Hospital

Two conjoined identical twins are doing well after a seven-hour procedure to separate them at Texas Children’s Hospital. Anna and Hope's parents are thrilled and say they couldn't be more thankful.

How best to treat opioids' youngest sufferers? No one knows

Two babies, born 15 months apart to the same young woman overcoming opioid addiction. Two very different treatments.

Prevent Heart Disease Now

Heart attacks cause more deaths in the United States every year,  more than all forms of cancer combined.