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Neb. (KOLN) – As the new school year approaches, local health experts are offering families tips on nutrition, hydration and sleep to help students make a smooth transition back to the classroom

First responders are trained to respond. They move toward emergencies, make decisions under pressure, care for strangers on their worst days, and then prepare for the next call

On July 31, in the final days of the North American leg of her tour, Ariana Grande released the music video for “Petal,” her newest single from an album of the same name. The video instantly reignited the years-long discourse over Grande’s body into something of a new low,with many presenting the video as irrefutable…

Walking regularly can support weight loss and improve metabolic health. However, what is better – to walk outdoor or on a treadmill? Here’s what the expert says

I’ve spent more than three decades studying how exercise and diet keep us healthy. But one thing keeps showing up in the data: living longer and living well are not in sync. While we’ve partly solved the first one, we are lagging behind at the second

This week, East Lansing City Council members will consider ballot language for a proposal that would create a committee to address healthcare costs, but its future is uncertain. It’s also the final week to submit public feedback on a proposed transmission line route that would cut through mid-Michigan. Plus, a local group is teaching the…

With many elements of health to monitor, our feet can often be missed off the list. But if the latest TikTok trend is anything to go by, they are stepping into the limelight when it comes to health hacks and beauty trends

Five people have died from flesh-eating bacterial infections in Louisiana in 2026, health officials announcedthis week

An unprecedented outbreak of cyclosporiasis, a lettuce-linked parasitic infection known to cause debilitating diarrhea, has sickened more Americans than ever before, causing many consumers to avoid the produce aisle

New York City is under an air quality health advisory through 11 p.m. Saturday as pollution levels are expected to climb into the unhealthy range, according to a recent NotifyNYC alert