One of the best ways to stay healthy is keep moving. But what can you do when your knees, hips, ankles, or back are stiff in pain, even when all you did was get out of bed in the morning? Today on The Body Show, talking with an expert about the latest in joint care, injections, supplements, and more.

Women are often the last ones in a family to take care of their own health needs. Today on The Body Show, a talk with Dr. Aya Sultan from Honu Women’s Health about the importance of vaginal health, timely gynecologic care, and the latest in keeping women's bodies healthy at any age.

On this episode of The Body Show we’ll discuss flexibility and resilience with Dr. David Hunnicutt. 5pm on HPR-2.

We all want to be as healthy as possible throughout our lives. What are some simple tools to keep our bodies and minds as active as possible? Today on the Body Show: Talking to an aging expert. How to be strong physically and mentally at every age.

Prostate cancer screening has become a bit of a controversy lately, with concerns about too much testing leading to unnecessary procedures. Join Dr. Kathleen Kozak on The Body Show with a panel of experts as they explore the latest recommendations for the diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer in men.

What happens when Grandma doesn't remember things so well anymore? If Grandpa is having problems with his medication, could he be having problems paying the bills and handling finances too? Going over medical and legal definition of capacity and what to do if somebody doesn't seem to have it.

Tonight on the Body Show we'll be taking a look at the causes of thyroid cancer, steps for prevention and options for treatment if you are diagnosed.

Back and neck pain are some of the most common reasons people see their doctor. But when is it serious enough to require surgery and why is that often considered the last resort? Today on the Body Show, talking with an expert about the basics for back care.

You work on your diet, exercise when you can... yet you can’t lose those extra pounds. Could stress be the culprit? Talking about the mind, body, food connection and how to fix it when things go awry.

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease is the third leading cause of death in the U.S. It can make you feel like you’re breathing through a straw. What are the risk factors and how can you know if you have it? How can you or a loved one suffering from this pulmonary disease know if you have it? And does early intervention help?