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DR. WALLACE: I like to sit up front in most of my classes in school. I do this for many reasons, including that I can focus better just looking at

A state agency said a board that oversees benefits for 245,000 state workers and dependents shouldnt cover the drugs, but doctors and patients say coverage is needed.

HEALTH CARE BUZZ: There are real physical and emotional impacts when loneliness and social isolation are prevalent. Everyone needs social connections to survive and thrive.

As people age, many start to experience more aches and pains throughout their bodies. While many symptoms can be chalked up to the natural aging process, it’s important to pay

The spine is one of the most important structures in the human body.

February is American Heart Month, serving as a reminder for Americans to check in on their heart health and take steps to stay fit.

An Omaha-area senator more used to fighting the growth of Medicaid on Thursday urged colleagues to add coverage of anti-obesity medications to the states Medicaid plan.

Research shows Black residents are nearly twice as likely as white residents to live in census tracts with low access to healthy food.

Q. I feel like all I hear now about nutrition is protein, protein, protein. Is it really the secret to a healthy diet?

In response to a relentless surge in obesity rates nationwide, a powerful alliance of leading consumer advocates, experts on ageing and public health groups have introduced the groundbreaking Obesity Bill