Wednesday July 2nd, 2025 12:06PM

AP Health

Sick season is in full force. What the latest CDC figures show
Flu is taking off in the U.S., with 40 states reporting high or very high levels of flu-like illness last week
3:56PM ( 5 months ago )
US Chamber, oil industry sue Vermont over law requiring companies to pay for climate change damage
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and an oil industry trade group are suing Vermont over its new law requiring that fossil fuel companies pay a share of the damage caused by climate change
2:43PM ( 5 months ago )
How drinking alcohol can affect your health
Moderate drinking was once thought to have benefits for the heart but better research methods have thrown cold water on that idea
12:48PM ( 5 months ago )
LISTEN: The future of telehealth
Dr. Josh Umbehr joined Mornings on Maine Street to discuss the future of telehealth. Umbehr has been doing telehealth since 2010 and seen it become an effective tool to more efficiently deliver healthcare.
2:33PM ( 3 years ago )
LISTEN: Dr. Dean Fanelli on vaccine rollout
Dr. Dean Fanelli, a regular commentator of Mornings on Maine Street, joined Bill to talk about the issues with the vaccine rollout. He touched on why it seems to be behind where politicians said it would be and what can be done to advance the process.
9:57AM ( 4 years ago )
LISTEN: Why suffer when you don't have to?
Dr. Brent Sharpe talks about female stress incontinence which affects 24% of women 18 to 44 years old. Dr. Sharpe talks about causes and what you can do to remedy this condition.
10:30AM ( 7 years ago )
LISTEN: Go Red and go for the Gold with U.S. olympian Dana Vollmer
Athletes have to overcome many hurdles in the quest for Olympic gold. Dana Vollmer didn't think heart disease would be one of them.
9:18AM ( 7 years ago )
LISTEN: Your first line of defense against heart diseas could by your urologist
Dr. Brent Sharpe shares conditions he sees as a urologist that often are the first signs of heart disease.
9:16AM ( 7 years ago )
LISTEN: Celebrity personal trainer Bob Harper on pushing forward after a heart attack
An estimated 790-thousand heart attacks occurred in 2017. One of those happened to trainer and former host of Biggest Loser, Bob Harper. Find out what he did to get back on track after the event and what tips survivors to get the most out of life.
9:18AM ( 7 years ago )
LISTEN: Stop smoking....you can do it and Mitch Zeller wants to help.
Quitting smoking is hard but you don't have to do it alone. Mitch Zeller, J.D., director of the FDA's Center for Tobacco Products shares details of the "Every Try Counts" program complete with resources and tools to help.
5:16AM ( 7 years ago )