Study Says Overtime Work Doubles Depression Risk
A new study finds that working long hours -- regardless of job stress or satisfaction -- increases a person's risk for depression.
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A new study finds that working long hours -- regardless of job stress or satisfaction -- increases a person's risk for depression.
There are new guidelines for school lunches, requiring schools to offer kids healthier options. A DFW nutrition expert explains the changes.
Doctors always talk about the importance of daily exercise to stay healthy. But when it comes to fitness, are you doing enough to work out your brain?
New school lunch guidelines will require that most school meals, including pizza, have less sodium, more whole grains and more fruits and vegetables.
Looking for a way to inspire yourself to exercise? How about putting a little cash on the line?
The second annual 'Get Healthy Texas Day' at Fieldhouse USA in Frisco was a huge success. Take a look at the events of this past Saturday.
Who hurts more, men or women? A new Stanford University study examining patients' medical records found surprisingly clear results.
Are you looking to achieve a new body image? Set a baseline by getting a fitness assessment, letting you get a better idea of your progress.
Vitamin D is an essential part of any diet, but medical experts are concerned that people are not getting enough.
We all face different challenges in life. How a person responds to them can tell a story. A man from Keller is facing great obstacles, but still living his dream.
Are you struggling to find time to hit the gym? No worries! There are a number of easy exercises that anyone can do right at home.
Join the folks from CBS 11 News at 'Get Healthy Texas Day' this weekend in Frisco, and learn why it is so important to stay fit.
Every 69 seconds another patient is diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.
There is a new push to improve Alzheimer's treatment and prevention by 2025. A local neurologist looks at the current process for battling the disease.
Most people drink diet soda in an effort to take in fewer calories, to help keep their weight down or take some off.