General Health Highlights

The Doctors discuss the importance of preventative medicine and why it's lacking in America's healthcare system.

Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears demonstrates how the Privacy Pop tent can make taking naps easy!

Fight or flight? Evolution may have played a role on why we get goosebumps. Dr. Keller Wortham explains all about it.

Because you feel nausea, motion sickness seems to start in the stomach. However, it actually starts in your inner ear. Dr. Keller Wortham explains all about it.

Laughing releases chemicals that stimulate the immune system and even help with pain. So, laugh out loud- besides being fun, it will only help you.

Dr. Keller Wortham explains that when your foot falls asleep, a nerve is actually working to 'wake' you up with a familiar 'pins and needles' sensation.

While the phrase 'funny bone' is commonly used, it's actually a misnomer. When even a gentle hit to our elbow can send shooting pain and tingling down our arm, we don't find anything funny about it. Also, the body part responsible for this sensation is not even a bone. It's a nerve called the ulnar nerve. That ulnar nerve, which goes from the neck to our hands, dictates feelings in our ring and little fingers.