Having high blood pressure can contribute to miscarriages. Women's expert Dr. Kirtly Paker Jones discusses some important things women should consider about their health before trying to get pregnant.

When children catch a stomach bug, vomiting is normal and it shouldn't last more than 24 hours. On today's Health Minute, pediatrician Dr. Cindy Gellner explains why you should not force children to eat after they've vomited, and gives tips for keeping your child hydrated.

Sleep apnea is a common breathing disorder that causes pauses and shallow breaths while you sleep. But sleep apnea can be more than just discomfort during sleep. On today's Health Minute, Dr. Jeffery Zollinger explains the potentially deadly effects of sleep apnea and what you can do to prevent them.

In recent years, some parents have expressed concerns that vaccine immunizations might harm their children. But a majority of all medical professionals agree the proven benefits of immunizations vastly outweigh the risks. On today's Health Minute, Dr. David Owen addresses some of the most common concerns and misunderstandings about immunizations.

We're all getting old—but how can an aging adult stay healthy, avoid disease, and maintain an independent lifestyle for as long as possible? On today's Health Minute, geriatrician Dr. Natalie Sanders gives three tips for successful aging.

What's good for the heart is good for the brain. For middle-aged women who worry about memory lapses and cognitive decline, regular exercise could be a healthy solution. Women's health expert Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones talks about a recent study that suggests high-intensity exercise can significantly help aging women maintain a sharp memory in later life.

If you ever find yourself with someone who has drunk so much alcohol they are not responding, what should you do? On today's Health Minute, emergency physician Dr. Troy Madsen explains how extreme drinking can be life-threatening.

When your pediatrician says your sick child "just has a virus," you may be hoping to find more answers for your little one. Unfortunately, there isn’t a magic pill that can cure viruses. Pediatrician Dr. Cindy Gellner explains the most common viruses your child can pick up and how to spot the ones to be concerned about.

Some prescribed or over-the-counter medications can impair you as a driver. You may not realize you're sleep deprived or that your reaction time is slowed. On today's Health Minute, Dr. Scott Youngquist identifies some of the common medications that can make driving dangerous.

Wearing sunglasses goes beyond comfort, they also prevent UV rays from damaging your eyes. On today's Health Minute, eye expert Dr. Jeff Pettey explains some of the serious and potentially permanent damages the sun’s rays can cause to your eyes and how you can prevent.