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For some people, severe anxiety interferes with daily life. It begins in the brain, but it's not just all in your head. Learn about the symptoms of anxiety, and get management tips.

People considering suicide often don't want to die. Instead, they are seeking relief from emotional and mental pain. Learn how you can help.

Ken Moore had lost his get-up-and-go. His wife said he had no motivation and should see a doctor. That's when he learned he had Type 2 diabetes.

Until recently, 87-year-old Charles Kaeding considered himself to be in fairly good health. That quickly changed when he noticed getting increasingly tired and becoming short of breath.

The first sign of trouble was a strange sensation in Dolores Brumm’s right arm. Just a few minutes later, the 88-year-old Eitzen resident knew something was definitely wrong.

Renee Wininger thought she’d simply contracted the common cold late last month; what she didn't know was that it would lead to emergency brain surgery.

Todd Larson was splitting wood when he felt a pain in his chest. He then did what many men do when experiencing the telltale sign of a heart attack: he went into denial.

Trauma coordinator Maria Flor gave her dad a tourniquet for Father's Day. Less than a year later, the device prevented a serious injury he sustained from becoming much worse.

Jan Jenswold was just going in for a routine mammogram. She had no family history of breast cancer, so she wasn't worried. But a 3D mammogram showed something concerning.

There are many research studies about COVID-19 vaccinations. How can you decide which studies are accurate, informative and worthwhile? Here are some tips to weed through it all.