About 20 million Americans will suffer from an ulcer in their lifetime. And even though most ulcers are no larger than a pencil eraser, they can cause tremendous discomfort and pain. Gastroenterologist, Dr. Richard Saltz joins us to talk about them today.

About 2 million Americans develop a condition called Deep Vein Thrombosis. When identified early, it is readily treatable. TMC Hospitalist Dr. Robert Watson talks about DVT.

Nicole was joined first by Cheryl Criss with tips on a healthy breakfast and after-school snacks and then by Nautilus' Jimmy Rosser, who shared his '44' workout with us.

Tonight is the big “Stand up to Cancer” event right here on KXII. During the one-hour special on KXII-TV, folks across the nation will be given the chance to donate the American Cancer Society. KXII is proud to show you how that money will help patients right here in Texoma.

Ragweed season is one of the most dreaded times of the year for allergy sufferers.

This week the major networks are making history with an effort called “Stand up to Cancer.” We’ve been telling you about it, and KXII is proud to be apart of the history-making event. This topic really hits close to home for our CBS family. One of our former reporters, Whitney Wyatt-Kovar, is struggling with brain cancer.

Schools and day care centers are natural breeding grounds for the common cold. Registered Respiratory Therapist Shannon Powell joins us today with some tips on protecting the whole family from the common cold.

Is there really such a thing as growing pains? TexomaCare Pediatrician Lanna McClain joins us today to clear things up.

An estimated 1.3 million Americans have a bladder condition called Interstitial Cystitis. For those diagnosed with it, the treatment options are encouraging. Joining us to discuss is Urologist Dr. Steve Johnson.

About 85 percent of American adults say they have gambled at some point in their lives. And for some people, the urgent need to keep gambling can take a toll on their lives leading to a compulsion. Dr. Duke Carlson has some tips on spotting a compulsive gambler and what can be done to stop the cycle.

One in five Americans will develop some form of skin cancer this year alone. It is an even scarier fact if you have had five or more sunburns in your life, your risk just doubled. In this morning’s Stand Up To Cancer report, we show you the warning signs and how to prevent skin cancer altogether.

Cancer survivors Julia Mayo and LaVona Duryea stopped by the studio to discuss two upcoming cancer research fundraising events on First News AM.

TULSA, OK - State health officials say at least 17 people have been hospitalized and 40 or more cases are being investigated after a severe illness outbreak in northeast Oklahoma.

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - State health officials say Oklahomans need to receive their influenza shots earlier this year, and children need to keep getting the shots into their teens.

For caregivers of those living with Alzheimer’s disease, having a place to turn for support is so important. TMC Chaplain Dianna Niemann-Harris, who is also the Texoma Area Family Services Manager for the local Alzheimer’s Association Chapter, has information on what the group has to offer and to tell us about some upcoming events.

For expecting families, the arrival of a newborn takes a lot of preparation. As families make this transition it’s important for parents to remember to prepare older brothers and sisters for the new addition as well. Family medicine physician Dr. Jim Tarpley has some tips.

Research shows that whole grains offer our bodies much needed vitamins, minerals and high levels of antioxidants. But how can you add more to your diet? TMC licensed and registered dietician Roylyn Selvy has some tips.

Small changes bring big results! You've had all summer to have fun, now it's time to get back into the swing of things. Jimmy Rosser with Nautilus has some great exercises to get us toned for fall. Cheryl Chriss has a healthy chicken salad that's sure to please the entire family.

Dr. Keith Kimberlin stopped by to show us what to put in the backpack and what to leave out so your kids don't have back problems later in life.

The birth of a baby can trigger many powerful emotions, from excitement and joy to fear and anxiety. But it can also result in something you might not expect — depression. TexomaCare Obstetrician and Gynecologist Dr. Timothy Parker talks about a new mom’s emotional health.

Aging is inevitable, but there are some changes in our healthcare that shouldn’t be ignored. Internal medicine physician Dr. Marilyn Landrum sorts through some changes that shouldn’t necessarily be considered normal as we get older.

The area we commonly refer to as the “ball” of our foot can sure take a lot of stress, but when that area gets too much pressure, it can result in a condition called Metatarsalgia. Podiatrist Dr. Matthew Jackman discusses how to avoid the pain that can be put on this area.

Licensed counselor Barbara Roland joined Nicole this morning to talk about depression in relationships.

The area we commonly refer to as the “ball” of our foot can sure take a lot of stress, but when that area gets too much pressure, it can result in a condition called Metatarsalgia. Podiatrist Dr. Matthew Jackman discusses how to avoid the pain that can be put on this area.

The percentage of overweight children in the United States is growing at an alarming rate. In fact, if you combine the percent of kids who are overweight with the percent of kids who are at risk of becoming overweight, about one out of three children are affected. Family medicine physician Dr. Jim Tarpley has information that parents need to be aware of.