Dr. Damien Stevens returns answer more sleep questions we couldn’t get to yesterday. We'll also get to your follow-up Friday questions and talk about the omicron variant now that it's been confirmed here in the US. Plus, the community blood center is reaching out and needs all of our help. How you can give the best gift ever this season and it won't cost you a thing!

Sleep is precious no matter when and how you're able to get it. But COVID has caused a lot of people to lose valuable shut eye. We've got advice from a sleep expert on how to cope. We'll also take a look at how a recall involving CPAP machines is impacting patients here in our area.

It's been 40 years since we first learned about another virus across the world, HIV and AIDS. Tomorrow we will observe World AIDS Day 2021, plus show how COVID has helped in finding possible treatments for HIV. Three infectious disease doctors will be with us to discuss this and the new COVID-19 variant, omicron.

Dr. Steve Stites, our chief medical officer, and Dana Hawkinson, our medical director of infection prevention and control, discuss the latest news about the recent omicron variant of COVID-19.

Dr. Elizabeth Silver, Managing Director of the Poison Control Center at The University of Kansas Health System, and psychologist Dr. Jessica Hamilton to discuss several Thanksgiving-related topics to keep the food and mind healthy.

We’ll help you stay healthy mentally as we get ready for the holiday stress during the pandemic. We’ll show you three simple things that you can do that will make you feel grateful, proud and happy.

Dr. Amber Schmidtke joins us with new data shedding light on what to expect when we look at current vaccination numbers along with the lifting of mask mandates.

You've been taking the collagen powder, you use the jade roller, you've even changed your pillowcase, but is it really working or are you just throwing money down the toilet? You may be surprised as we break down some common beauty myths for both women and men.

Many are wondering what the next few months will look like across the region as the holidays kick in and people are huddled indoors. Dr. Catherine Satterwhite, with the Department of Health and Human Services, along with Dawn O'Connell, the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response, will join us with an update on COVID here in our region and what current case number mean now and as we head toward another year.

It’s a big day for eight-year-old Russell, who is getting vaccinated on our show. You’ll find out why he’s been waiting for this day for so long. With the help of Dr. Allen Greiner, we'll take a closer look at vaccination rates and efforts in Wyandotte county in addition to discussing the latest predictions as we head towards the winter months.