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It's no secret that many Americans rely on caffeine to wake them up in the mornings or when the work day starts to drag on. Whether you are a college student, or a sleep-deprived parent caffeine is king.
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It's no secret that many Americans rely on caffeine to wake them up in the mornings or when the work day starts to drag on. Whether you are a college student, or a sleep-deprived parent caffeine is king.
KDKA AM's Larry and John talk to Dr Tom Muzzinigro about how handheld devices are causing serious health issues.
There has been a huge push to crackdown on the childhood obesity epidemic in this country. However, doctors now say it's not just up to the kids.
A new study shows many children and adolescents are not protecting themselves from the sun's harmful rays and they could pay the price later in life.
Although we are in the midst of flu season, the flu has been off to a slow start this year.
So, you've made your New Year's resolutions and you've been sticking to it: eating right, exercising regularly. But your weight hasn't budged. What gives? Well, maybe it's your sleep.
Should children get a heart screening before starting stimulant drugs for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder? One in four pediatricians thinks so in the first study asking doctors specifically about this topic.
How your child sleeps as a baby may predict how he sleeps later in life.
Imports of orange juice have been stopped, as the FDA tests for an anti-fungal agent. Higher than acceptable levels of this agent have been found in orange juice from Brazil.
KDKA AM's Larry and John talk to UPMC's Paul Wood about whether UPMC really does charge more then everyone else.
Forty-million Americans wear contact lenses. In the not so distant future, contacts may do a lot more than just help you see. What if the lenses could look inside of you to diagnose, monitor and even treat disease? Sound far-fetched? Well, it may not be too far away.
Can New Year's resolutions really make a difference in our health when it comes to reversing the consequences of some of our bad, long term habits?
A study in the journal Circulation shows the risk of heart attack increases in the days and weeks after the death of a close loved one – especially for people who have had a heart attack before.
A voluntary recall of some popular over-the-counter medications: Bufferin, Excedrin, Gas-X and No Doz. An internal review uncovered broken pills, chipped pills and the wrong pills in some bottles.
