Home Remedies To Ease Migraines
As common as headaches and migraines are they’re a real pain to get rid of. In this edition of FOX Focus on Health, we’ll show you several home remedies that can help alleviate the pain.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota has ended contracts with independent providers and physicians across the state and that has at least one network concerned.
Survivors talk about finding support and friendship.
One group in Duluth is doing the same. R.A.A.N… Or rural aids action network leads rural Minnesota in the fight to stop HIV through a broad array of client services, risk reduction, advocacy and awareness. If you have concern that you may be tested, they make it a quick and easy process
You might want to think twice about the sunscreen SPF you are using.
Experts are warning bakers about the dangers of E. Coli infection from flour.
The Minnesota Department of Health says there was an all-time high in the number of sexually transmitted diseases diagnosed in the state last year.
As common as headaches and migraines are they’re a real pain to get rid of. In this edition of FOX Focus on Health, we’ll show you several home remedies that can help alleviate the pain.
Stress is a fact of life. Â A rise in blood pressure and heart rate can be particularly troublesome.
Aging… uggghhhh. In this edition of FOX Focus on Health, how you can combat some of issues associated with getting old.
Scientists in Canada have found a way to grow human heart tissue containing muscle and blood vessels. And that tissue can beat like a real heart.
Working up a sweat is great, but over training can lead to a burnout. In Wednesday’s FOX Focus on Health — why it’s equally important to give your body enough time to recover.
Remember when your parents told you to eat your vegetables? Apparently, Americans are still not listening.Â
Why You Should Start Sleeping More Now
A year after Minnesota and much of the nation was hit hard by influenza, the virus is having less of an impact on residents throughout the state.
For some they work wonders, but for others they can result in a trip to the Emergency Room.Â
Psychologist, Dr. Cheryl Bemel, Ph.D., believes people become stressed and depressed because they set expectations for holidays that cannot be reached.
The FDA is lifting a 32-year-old lifetime ban on blood donations from gay and bi-sexual men. However, major restrictions will continue to limit who can donate.
In our 24/7 world many of us have become obsessed with our high tech devices be it a smart phone, e–reader, computer or other gadgets. but when we don’t use them correctly or just plain overdo it, we may get some aches and pains.
Many of us have that favorite meal that leaves us with an unpleasant burning sensation in our chest called heartburn.
Prostate cancer patients who make small dietary changes may help increase their chances of survival. Plus, electrical nerve stimulation may offer some relief for older adults with chronic back pain. And, former President Jimmy Carter announces he is cancer-free.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says sexually transmitted diseases increased dramatically in 2014.
For decades, laser therapy has been used to treat one of the most feared complications of diabetes.
When you’re eating for two, nutrition takes on a much bigger role in your diet.
Since the controversial roll out of Obamacare, many Americans have turned to faith-based groups for their insurance and health care needs.
The next big medical breakthrough may not come from a hospital, but from the Georgia Aquarium.
New research has revealed yet another reason to cut down on the soda.
The first lawsuit has been filed in connection to an e-coli outbreak at dozens of Chipotle restaurants in the northwest.
Many of us may get hit with a nagging cough, a runny nose or fever during this winter season.
For the first time, tuberculosis infections rival HIV/AIDS as a leading cause of death from infectious diseases.
We all know that lowering your blood pressure as you age can help ward off heart failure, stroke and other health problems.
As we get older, it becomes harder to get rid of that spare tire also known as the “middle age spread.”
Researchers say bacon, hot dogs, cold cuts and other processed meat raise the risk of cancer.
It turns out Botox might be useful for more than just zapping wrinkles.
It sounds like a no-brainer, but health experts are telling moms to cut out all alcohol while they’re pregnant.
It’s available nearly everywhere – gas stations, sex shops and all over the internet with dozens of brands.
Many families have picky eaters, but a small number of them are extremely picky eaters.Â
It’s a condition that strikes fear in the hearts of many parents.
They may look good, but what they’re doing to our feet is anything but pretty.
Many Americans have decided to curb or even eliminate gluten from their diets because it makes them feel better.
Clues leading to a cure for cancer may come from an unlikely source – elephants.
A new study says tweens who think marijuana is cool may be more likely to drive drunk in high school.
If you’re thinking about skipping a flu shot this year you might want to think about your wallet.
A study out of Sweden says your height may be linked to your risk of getting cancer.
We all know the symptoms: a sore throat, sneezing and a runny nose.
Taking steps to be healthy may not prevent all breast cancers, but for most women those steps can reduce the risks.
The chemical found in plastics known as BPA appears to be linked with low birth weight among baby girls.
Pumpkins are among the fruits and vegetables now in season that the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics suggests you add to your shopping list.
If you don’t like exercising in the summer heat, you may find fall’s lower temperatures entice you outdoors to get fit.
Just because the blooming season is over doesn’t mean allergies aren’t still with us.