If you're stuffy and sneezy every spring, you may have allergies. Learn how to spot, prevent and treat these annoying symptoms.

One out of every 5 American adults feels the pain of arthritis. Are you one of them? Learn the signs and symptoms of arthritis in this program.

Ami felt shut out of life until she took steps to control her asthma. Find out how she did it.

Autism is a mysterious disorder that affects child development. Learn about autism and its warning signs with host Lou Diamond Phillips.

Bladder control problems are much more common than you may think, and can be treated. Learn what causes bladder problems in men and women, and what you can do about it.

It's possible to have high blood pressure, and not even know it. If not treated it can cause organ damage, heart attack, stroke and even death. Learn one woman's blood pressure story, and the treatments available.

The DASH Diet has been proven to lower blood pressure naturally. Learn the basics of this eating plan from a registered dietitian.

Lynn's blood pressure was so high she was close to having a stroke. But she got her numbers down through positive lifestyle changes, including healthier eating and more exercise.

1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. Learn what it is, and what you need to know to stay cancer free. We also share a survivor’s experience with the disease.

Jacqueline's older brothers call her "The Baby," but she didn't back down in her fight against breast cancer.

The Breast Self Exam (BSE) is an important screening test used to detect breast cancer. Learn how to examine yourself in this segment.

Bug bites are itchy and annoying. Bug sprays can help you avoid bites in the first place. Watch to learn about these products.

Cancer treatment can be tough on your body, but eating well will help you through this time. Breast cancer survivor and chef Carrie Levin shows us some foods that nourish and comfort.

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with cancer, watch this program to learn about the common treatments.

Hear Jim's inspiring story about his battle with testicular cancer, and how chemotherapy affected him.

Amy has struggled with a rare cancer. "Educate yourself," she advises.

Cancer survivor Sandy received a stem cell transplant. "The earlier you detect cancer," he says "the easier it is to beat."

Sylvia has fought a long battle with her cancer. Her advice: "Trust your doctor."

Wendy lost her leg to cancer at age 19: "The more I talked about it, the less angry and afraid I felt."

Colon cancer survivor Brooke's lives by these words: "You take it day by day."

Chemo is one of the most effective treatment options for cancer today. Learn how chemo works, and what to expect while going through the treatment. Share one survivor's experience.

High cholesterol is a major cause of heart disease, the leading killer of men and women. Learn what high cholesterol means, and what you can do about it.

High cholesterol is a serious problem. Learn what foods to limit, and what foods help lower your cholesterol.

Bill and his son, Gray, talk about the lifestyle changes they made to manage the high cholesterol that runs in their family.

Diabetes is affecting more Americans than ever. If untreated it can cause amputations, nerve damage, or even blindness. Learn what it is, its warning signs and treatment options.

Amy Tenderich, founder of the blog diabetesmine.com and author of "Know Your Numbers, Outlive Diabetes" shares her motivation for taking control of her health.

Diabetes took the lives of many of Jimmie's family members. Hear how she's turning the table on her Type 2 diabetes.

Controlling body weight and blood sugar are key to managing diabetes. Learn to make healthy choices in this segment.

See how the eyes work, and what causes some of the most common vision problems. Also learn what you can do to protect your sight.

Heart attacks are alarming, but today many people survive them and live exciting lives. Learn what to expect after a heart attack in this program.

Dan's car accident saved him from his heart attack. Watch this unbelievable story of life's second chances.

25 million Americans feel heartburn every day. For some it may be a sign of a serious condition called GERD, which can lead to cancer. This program explains heartburn and GERD, and how you can treat them.

Beth thought it was a simple case of heartburn, but she found something much more serious.

Herpes is very common, but it can be avoided. Learn the signs, symptoms and treatments for this virus.

Accidents at home are a leading cause of injury and death. Learn what you need to have in your home first aid kit to be prepared.

HPV is a common virus that can cause cancer. It's also the most common sexually transmitted disease in the U.S. Watch to learn about the symptoms & prevention steps available.

Illinois state senator Debbie Halvorson talks about her HPV experience and her passion for educating women about it.

More than 80% of car seats are used incorrectly. Watch this program to learn how to properly install these important safety seats.

A how-to guide to childproofing your home and keeping your kids safe.