ARDMORE, OK -- Summer is a time when we often see more families enjoying the outdoors, and driving more than usual, too. Unfortunately, a lot of summer activities mean more accidents and an increased need for blood donations. Ardmore mayor Sheryl Ellis focused the town's attention on that need Wednesday. Robin Beal reports from Ardmore.

Caring for someone we love is something many of us are faced with. Nicole talked to author Starr Calo-oy to discuss solutions to the challenges of caregiving.

A salmonella scare has crisscrossed the country and has families wondering what's safe to eat anymore. In today's Safe Family report, we're talking tomatoes. Ryan Loyd reports.

Jimmy Rosser and Shaunda Raines from Nautilus joined Nicole at Highport Marina for Living Lean at the Lake to get you ready for swimsuit season.

Hernia repair is one of the most common surgeries done in the U.S. In fact, more than 500,000 people have hernia repairs each year. Surgeon Ikram Kureshi discusses the diagnosis and treatment of a hernia.

Melanoma is responsible for 6 of every 7 deaths from skin cancer in the United States making it the deadliest form of skin cancer. Dermatologist Dr. Priya Zeikus talks with us again about this form of skin cancer and what we can do to protect ourselves.

ATLANTA (AP) - U.S. health officials say an outbreak of salmonella food poisoning first linked to uncooked tomatoes has now been reported in Texas and eight other states.

When you hear of someone having a fever you automatically think the worst. But could having a fever may actually be a good thing. Registered nurse Karyn Boyd has more information.

Telling Our Stories, in cooperation with Austin College’s Relay for Life Team, will publish a book of stories by local authors this fall, with the theme “Contemplating Cancer: Stories of Life, Love, Laughter, and Loss.” The book will contain approximately forty stories written by cancer survivors, family members and friends of cancer patients.

Today, more and more people are purchasing their prescription medications off the Internet to try to reduce prescription costs. Could trying to save some money be dangerous to your health? TMC Pharmacy Director Richard Austin has more information.

The weather is warm, and while you may be planning that perfect picnic, you should make sure the food you pack stays fresh so your outing won't turn sour. Ryan Loyd has more in this Safe Family report.

Last year 3 Texas children died after being left in hot vehicles in which they had been riding, a heartbreaking and senseless statistic. Pediatrician Dr. Lanna McClain has some tips to preventing more of these fatalities.

NEW YORK, NY/LOS ANGELES, CA: Stand Up To Cancer (www.standup2cancer.org), a new initiative to raise philanthropic dollars for accelerating ground-breaking research, launches today through an unprecedented collaboration uniting the major television networks, entertainment industry executives, celebrities and prominent leaders in cancer research and patient advocacy.

Each year more than 46,000 accidents occur involving motorcyclists. What do those riding motorcycles and those sharing the road with them need to remember to decrease this number? Physician and avid motorcyclist, Dr. Steve Johnson joins discusses the safety measures that can be taken.

Jimmy and Shaunda joined Nicole at Lake Texoma this morning to show you how to look your best for swimsuit season at Lake Texoma.

To wash or not to wash with antibacterial soap, and what about the waterless products? The average consumer is often confused and undecided on this basic yet important healthcare issue. Nurse Karen McCoy with TMC Infection Control helps you decide which option is best in what situation.

If you were involved in a serious accident or had a life-threatening illness would your family know your wishes about your medical care? Nurse Leila Bellows discusses the importance of an advanced care directive to both your family and the healthcare community.

It's no secret that moms have a lot on their plate, balancing careers and families and trying to maintain their own sanity, all while trying to keep their families healthy and safe. Ryan Loyd has more in this Safe Family report.

Our counselors from the Child and Family Guidance Center answer questions about how to raise smart, healthy kids.

Do you find yourself dragging at the end of the day? Dr. Angela Latham has some tips on boosting your energy level.

SHERMAN, TX -- If you have ever tried to lose weight, chances are you have been through plenty of frustration and challenges, trying many weight loss strategies, but couples who chose to lose weight together meet those challenges head on together. Research is proving it increases the odds of success, and that doubles the health benefits for everyone.

Shaunda and Jimmy stopped by the studio this morning with tips for toning your shoulders on this edition of Living Lean.

It's a battle that thousands fight each year and a struggle so many lose. Ovarian Cancer is known as a silent killer for a reason. We continue Fighting the Good Fight talking to Martha Sutherland this morning.

Almost 80% of Americans will suffer from low back pain at some point in their lives. For some, their pain never goes away--it becomes a chronic problem instead. Now patients are finding relief from a "pacemaker for pain", a medical device that uses mild electrical pulses to mask pain.

While the life-expectancy gap between men and women has decreased, it's no secret that men still need to pay more attention to their bodies. Dr. Duke Carlson talks about the main areas men where need to pay attention to live a long, healthy life.