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As people age, their skin begins to sag. Experts say there are easy ways to revitalize your skin and look younger.
Updated 7:20 AM
Looking for a safe and effective way to work out the back? Marcie Fraser demonstrates in this edition of "Tone Up."
05/20/2012 03:07 PM
Bicycling is a great way to stay in shape and stay healthy, but the road to buying one is rife with complications. Learn more in this "Healthy Living."
05/19/2012 06:20 PM
With gas prices so high, why not buy a bike? Before you head out to buy one there are a few mistakes you want to avoid. Learn more in this edition of “Healthy Living.”
05/17/2012 10:20 AM
When it comes to bringing up a teenager, expectations are important. In this day and age, nutrition also plays a factor. The kids are bigger and that probably plays into why parents are expecting more.
05/16/2012 10:41 AM
A new drug-free treatment could help insomnia sufferers catch more zzz's.
05/14/2012 09:28 AM
Science is helping detect skin cancer sooner and cure it faster. Learn more about it in this edition of "Your Health."
Updated 05/14/2012 08:10 AM
Researchers have come up with a pacemaker that can stand the rigors of an MRI machine. Learn more about it in this edition of Your Health.
Updated 05/11/2012 09:46 AM
The Livestrong Austin Marathon is hosting an event called the “” May 22 at 6 p.m.at Threadgill's on Riverside Drive.
Looking to workout your obliques but still want to stay safe? Marcie Fraser shows you how in this "Tone Up."
According to the Center for Disease Control, two out of three children in Texas are obese. Those with Austin Simply Fit said that’s why they decided to create their Hop, Skip and Jump Start program.
If you're a jogger, soccer or field hockey player, you may have experienced shin splints. They are a terrible feeling that comes in between your shin bone and the muscle. In order to try and strengthen the front of the bone, some physical therapists say you should do toe ups or shin strengtheners. YNN's Marcie Fraser shows you how in this edition of "Tone Up."
Mono, or what’s commonly known as the “kissing disease,” usually affects teenagers and children. However, the symptoms can be worse if an adult catches the virus. Find out more in this edition of “Healthy Living.”
Find out how to relate to your teenager so they don’t fall to peer pressure in this edition of “Child Wellness.”
State funding cuts to health services are putting some local care providers nearly out of business. Bell County saw its budget for family planning and pre-natal care chopped by two thirds in the last legislative session. Now, women of Central Texas who need health care are struggling to find alternative care sources.
A new pill helps prostate cancer patients. Doctors say it give them more time in their battle against the disease.
Doctors have a new device to help kids with osteogenesis imperfecta. Find out more in this edition of "Your Health."
More than 400 cyclists rode through Austin as part of the "Tour de Cure." Seventy-nine cyclists with diabetes, referred to as the “Red Riders,” also participated. The charity cycling event raises money for The American Diabetes Association.
When it comes to tick season, your activities can increase your risk for being bit. Learn about different products that can help keep you protected.
Lyme disease can be tough to diagnose and treatment varies. Find out more in this edition of “Healthy Living."
A procedure that fights deadly brain tumors is giving people hope and more time.
When diagnosing Lyme disease, clinicians look for a bull’s-eye rash or a tick, but in some cases, you won't find either. In this edition of Child Wellness, Marcie Fraser has one teenager’s difficult story of diagnosis and recovery.
A federal judge in Austin has stopped Texas from banning Planned Parenthood from participating in the Women's Health Program.
A new device saves lives when potentially deadly aneurysms are ready to rupture.
A baby traveled thousands of miles for a surgery to fix her disfigured face. Doctors say a new one-of-a-kind procedure helped her heal.
In this "Tone Up," Marcie Fraser demonstrates a leg workout which will strengthen your legs and give some more height to your jumps.
Are you at risk for cancer? The American Cancer Society is doing what it can to inform people what their biggest risks for cancer are. Learn more in this "Healthy Living."
Doctors say curing a lung problem could be the first step in curing HPV.
Half of marriages end in divorce, and many of them have children. How you prepare them for the separation and ultimate divorce will impact your child's well being.
Most teens, at some point, will try to push boundaries through behavior and fashion choices. Learn what you can do in this edition of "Child Wellness."
There's new hope for failing hearts. Doctors say they have a less invasive solution for peoplewho can't have surgery.
In this week's Active Now, Julia Morales chats with Race Director Dave Swincher and Rogue Running Representative Chris McClung about the eighth Annual RetailMeNot Austin Marathon Relay.
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