COVID, Flu, AIDS, RSV…they’re all making news these days. What are the infectious diseases that keep doctors awake at night? Our panel of infectious disease doctors talk about the diseases that concern them most.

Learn how treatment for rare face cancer led to a devastating colon diagnosis and then the lungs for a resilient patient who is now in the clear. Guests include Dr. Raed Al-Rajabi and Dr. Mazin Al-Kasspooles.

How prevalent is COVID, the flu and RSV in our community? We’ll talk about how widespread the three diseases have become. We’ll also discuss where we’re headed for those three by examining the wastewater. Guests include Dr. Amber Schmidtke, chair of the division of natural sciences and mathematics at the University of Saint Mary, and Dr. Marc Johnson with the Sewershed Project.

With 55 million people expected to travel over Thanksgiving this year according to AAA, learn about the best and worst days to travel to avoid crowds. Plus, a mental health expert offers tips on keeping calm on the road and at home.

Mental health matters, especially for students involved in sports and other school activities. We’ll show you the new video series working to guide coaches, teachers and administrators in helping the nearly 40 percent of children and teens who experience anxiety.

What would you do to save your own child? You’ll meet a mom who worked hard for three years to improve her own health so she could donate her kidney to her son. Plus meet the team of doctors from two different area hospitals who made it all happen.

A young mom suffered a stroke and faced a life-changing decision when diagnosed with a rare blood vessel disorder. It's called moyamoya disease, and Jessica McClintock had no idea what it was or that she was at risk. We’ll meet her and the neurosurgeon helping get her back to life.

Type 2 diabetes can be an issue for many during the holidays. We'll share three food changes you can do now to help you through the holidays.

Some employees surprise their co-workers by bringing in donuts or bagels. One employee (a member of our Morning Medical Update team) surprised his co-worker by announcing he is donating a kidney to him. You’ll see the emotional moment when he revealed his stunning gift.

Imagine giving birth, but not being able to remember any of it. We will hear the story of a mom who was put into a coma as she gave birth to a healthy baby after suffering a brain bleed caused by a tangle of blood vessels.