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Michele Nieson is a three time cancer survivor and has learned much through her journey. She is now giving advice about her experiences including keeping a sense of humor, tips for staying healthy, positive imagery, and gearing up for survivorship.

They say sleep deprivation can kill you. And I have felt close a time or two! Here's PROOF! 11 straight days without sleep to watch TV, KILLED a zealous soccer fan!

Okay, I know...I'm kind of on a theme here! But, I love this! It's so great to see people can have some fun into their Golden Years! I think this is so awesome! And I hope I'm like that when I get that age!

The next time you break wind, and the people around you give you a hard time, here's your new excuse: You're just trying to keep your blood pressure down.

If you’re one of the millions of Americans who struggle with obesity, part of the problem may lie in where you grocery shop. A new study found people who frequent lower-cost supermarkets tend to be heavier than those who shop at pricier stores.

Normally we don't pay much attention to Swedish politics...as long as they don't mess with our supply of Volvos or gummy fish, we live and let live. But this we have to notice.

Lisa Teske -Director of Marketing & Business Development was in studio with me today to talk about the ground breaking ceremony for the new KGH on Friday! Listen to the interview below and find out all about it!

I'm thinking about actually buying a massage and I want it to be well worth my money... WHO do you suggest in Tri-Cities? And Why?

Sheryl Crow has tended to laugh off the onstage moments where she forgets lyrics, but it turns out her memory lapses were a sign of a serious medical issue. “I worried about my memory so much that I went and got an MRI,” she told the Las Vegas Review-Journal. “And I found out I have a brain tumor. And I was, like, ‘See? I knew there was something wrong.’”

Looks like there’s actually a really good reason so many networks have comedians hosting late-night shows: laughing producing melatonin, a hormone that helps us sleep.

Nearly six years ago, California resident Janne Kouri tragically became paralyzed from the neck down in a freak swimming accident. Doctors gave him no hope for recovery. But now, Kouri is miraculously standing on his own without a walker. In fact, he was able to gave his wife, who married him after the accident, the wedding dance that they never had.

Some doctors have made a scary discovery: by 2035, the average family could face medical costs exceeding their total income.