KATV Channel 7 - The Spirit of Arkansas: Health News
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A national program is being fashioned after a Benton initiative More>>
Seven years ago we introduced to a young Cabot girl who had such an extreme health situation she was featured on the Discovery Channel. Thursday, she had what is expected to be the last of more than two dozen surgeries. More>>
Chronic Lyme disease has been a hotly debated medical topic in recent decades, while some doctors believe it is a true illness and should be diagnosed and treated as such, others, including the American More>>
Stress can often cause a physical reaction in the body, and a new study found that worry and anxiety may reduce a woman's chance of conceiving a child. Researchers examined women who did not have a history of fertility problems and found a link between the stress levels found in a saliva enzyme and their chance of conception. More>>
By Michelle Rupp Hot Springs- The recent drowning is a reminder of staying safe while swimming in the lakes around Arkansas. Many will be wrapping up the summer season with Labor Day less than two weeks More>>
The Food and Drug Administration is warning against consuming raw eggs. Margaret Hamburg says consumers should strictly avoid runny yokes, as investigators continue their probe of a salmonella outbreak More>>
Students across the country are heading back to school and for many this means getting used to a change in bedtime. Hear some tips on how to help your kids back into the early to bed, early to rise routine. More>>
Even though mosquito season started in May, reports of a the insect borne illness, known as the West Nile virus, are just now popping up in the U.S. More>>
Independent of body mass index, the size of your waist has been shown to affect a variety of health issues. More>>
Ever wonder why some people can sleep through anything and others wake up at the slightest noise? New research says it might have something to do with their brains. More>>
A unique way of staying fit... that defies gravity! It's not just for the circus anymore. Find out about the Trapeze workout! More>>
When it comes to losing weight, which diet is better for you -- Low-carb or low-fat? While studies show that both help you shed the pounds, there's one that doctors say may be healthier. More>>
It's tempting when you're pregnant to eat an extra cookie or dive into the ice cream, but gaining too much weight during pregnancy can have life-long consequences on your child's weight. More>>
Usually, if someone misses a good night's sleep, he'll try to hit the sheets early the next night to make up for the lost sleep, but research from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine revealed, that even that extra dose of sleep the next night may not be enough. More>>
Believe it or not, our fingernails can be a window into the status of our health. We've got tips on what to look for and how to keep fingernails healthy in order to help you live longer. More>>
Could where you live affect how much weight you gain in your first year of college? Check out the research results of a newly published study. More>>
Watch what supplements you take! Consumer Reports magazine releases it's top 12 most dangerous supplements that are on currently on the market. More>>
Dietitians embrace the new fad "nutrition" diet. See how you can make it work too! More>>
First Lady Michelle Obama urges Congress to act on bill to improve school meals. More>>
New CPR Guidelines are released to help save more lives More>>
Little Rock - The University of Arkansas Medical Center says it has received certification as an advanced primary stroke center. The Joint Commission for Primary Stroke Centers awards the designation More>>
Are weight loss websites really worth the trouble? You may be surprised by the findings of a new study. More>>
Little Rock - A UAMS patient had cancer, a heart problem, and was overweight--but once he lost the extra weight, he's gotten a clean bill of health from his doctors. Chuck Lange came to the Multiple More>>
State officials are reminding parents: Before heading back to school, students first need to receive a vaccination. More>>
