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Our kidneys, bladder and urinary tract together form our internal filtering system. In Good Shape on kidney transplants, bladder infections and auto-urine therapy.

Rural hospitals are running steady for now but one hospital CEO is worried about the next few years if federal COVID funds stop coming in.

In some parts of Africa, South East Asia, and Latin America, being fat is considered beautiful. But in other parts of the world, thin is most definitely in. But is being skinny healthier? Or, can you still be fit and healthy if you're overweight?

New research shows that fast walkers are more likely to live longer lives than slow walkers.

Our minds and bodies are constantly interacting. Many illnesses, for instance, are sparked or made worse by stress. Illness in turn impacts our emotions. This edition of In Good Shape looks at how our minds and bodies influence health and healing.

Breathing draws oxygen into our bodies and expels CO2. We often don't appreciate the importance of this until we have trouble breathing, due to lung disease for example. In Good Shape: healthy lungs and breathing techniques for fitness and wellbeing.

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Our cardiovascular system is a complex network which can also be faulty. Think of congenital heart failure or low blood pressure. However, the biggest dangers to the heart are self made - obesity, smoking and lack of exercise.

Monroe County is in “pretty good shape” in the battle against COVID, according to Bob Eadie, administrator for the Florida Department of Health in Monroe County, two years after the

HFCs have been employed to replace ozone-depleting compounds, and their emissions have skyrocketed during the last two decades