For those with heart conditions or other medical conditions that may weaken your heart, keeping your heart healthy and protected during a pandemic is important. Cholesterol and blood pressure issues, as well as arrhythmias or cardiomyopathy, are heart conditions that can make contracting COV…
The pandemic has brought with it many changes to our daily lives. One change is a reduction in traffic. This would seem like a positive change, but, surprisingly, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is reporting that our less traveled roads have given rise to more risk…
It’s time for New Year’s resolutions and eating healthier is at the top of everyone’s list. So often, eating healthy can be thought of as a restriction, but I propose that eating healthy is more about balance.
Pollard United Methodist Church is hosting a blood drive from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 10, at 3030 Copeland Road in the Spirit Life Center. To receive more information or to schedule an appointment, contact Duffie Monroe at 903-579-9213.
One of the best parts of winter’s cold days (at least when we have those in East Texas) is enjoying feeling cozy inside. Here are five practical ideas for creating a winter wonderland in your home.
This holiday season, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s Watch UR BAC Program is teaming up with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to remind all drivers about the dangers of drinking and driving. Before traveling to holiday festivities or seasonal vacations, m…
Not feeling particularly cheery this time of year? You’re not alone. Many find that the holidays bring as much stress as they do joy. To help make the most of your festivities, let me share some mindful tips. Mindfulness is simply noticing when we get caught up in thoughts about the past or …
Living with prediabetes or diabetes can sometimes result in wondering what to do with food at gatherings around this time of year. These tips can help you prepare for events that come your way!
What is the most important ingredient for the holidays you ask? Food safety is by far the most important ingredient while preparing food for the holidays. Most people who get sick from food that has not been cooked properly will get better on their own, although foodborne illness is not a ve…
The holiday season is here! Transform your holiday baking with tips to make your recipes lighter and healthier. Try these healthy recipe modifications:
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CNN's John King goes over the current coronavirus numbers from across the nation and takes a closer look at Covid-19 cases leveling off at numbers higher than health officials would like.
As more students go back to school for the first time during the pandemic, many parents may be wondering what to expect. Here are some tips to get you prepared.
CNN's Natasha Chen reports on the US ramping up it's vaccination effort following the CDC's approval of Johnson & Johnson's single-dose vaccine.
An Ohio police officer made it his mission to help seniors get appointments for the coronavirus vaccine. CNN's Jason Carroll reports how Ron Craig went beyond the call of duty to make the connections for rural seniors.
Dr. Leana Wen explains why caution must be taken even if you've been vaccinated against Covid-19.
Dr. Anthony Fauci cautioned against relaxing pandemic restrictions throughout the US even though Covid-19 cases have plateaued, citing how premature relaxations of restrictions can lead to new spikes in cases.
CNN's Pamela Brown talks with Ed Hornick, a Yahoo News editor who had coronavirus over a year ago, but still deals with symptoms daily.
CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta speaks to a father participating in a trial examining how Fluvoxamine, an antidepressant, affects Covid-19 patients after being diagnosed with the virus.
Vaccine advisers to the US Food and Drug Administration voted to recommend the agency grant emergency use authorization to Johnson & Johnson's coronavirus vaccine.
As the Biden administration pushes to administer 100 million vaccines within the President's first 100 days in office, mass vaccination sites are opening up. Adrienne Broaddus is live at a mass vaccination center in Chicago.
Zest Tea used data from the Mayo Clinic to compile a list of 10 types of caffeinated drinks and how they affect users’ health.
More than a dozen slum residents in Bhopal, India, say they thought they were being vaccinated for Covid-19. They say they later discovered from local activists that some of them hadn't been given an approved vaccine and had unwittingly taken part in a Phase 3 clinical trial for India's home…
Former ICU nurse Rachel Ellsworth says she quit her job because of the stress of caring for Covid-19 patients and the irritable person she became. She decided to move her family here and start a new life.
While most Texans had more than enough to worry about during the icy storm that led to power outages and water problem, some, like Tania Delacruz, had an added woe: Covid-19.
Medgar Evers College is opening Wednesday as one of the largest vaccination sites in New York state, equipped to vaccinate 3,000 New Yorkers a day, and 21,000 a week. CNN's Alexandra Field is in Brooklyn answering your questions.
As public health officials assure the safety of the COVID-19 vaccines, they will have to heal centuries-old wounds.
Fewer Americans are concerned about getting sick with Covid-19, poll finds
Health workers vaccinate the homeless population in Stockton, California.
Priscilla and David Morse tell CNN how they've been coping with the loss of their six-year-old daughter Gigi, who died of coronavirus and are warning other parents about the symptoms of Covid-19 in children.
Dr. Anthony Fauci reveals what he considers to be his lowest point in the battle against the coronavirus pandemic.
In just over a year, Covid-19 has claimed more than half a million US lives. That's more than the number of Americans killed in World War II. The victims span every age group and corner of the country. And each left an indelible legacy. CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta reports.
