About 20 million Americans suffer from some sort of thyroid disease. But where is our thyroid and what trouble can a dysfunctional thyroid cause? Joining us with information on this important gland is Endocrinologist Dr. Bryan Kahl.

Medications have had a remarkable impact in helping to manage many diseases and certainly those for mental issues; often keeping patients out of the hospital, but sometimes “too much of a good thing” can actually backfire. Psychiatrist Dr. Judy Cook joins us today to discuss this problem.

A countdown to better health is on at Texoma Medical Center. Beginning November 20, 2008, TMC will not permit the use of any type of tobacco product in its buildings, on its grounds, or in privately-owned vehicles on its property

Lisanne was joined by registered dietitian Tori Park, who showed us how to make homemade protein bars, and Jimmy Rosser from Nautilus Sport & Fitness showed us his "double squat" exercise.

Approximately 10 million Americans are evaluated each year for swallowing difficulties; difficulties that can negatively impact quality of life. TMC Speech-Language Pathologist Terry Taylor joins us today to discuss causes, ways we can spot the signs and what treatment is currently available.

A car with an air bag is definitely considered safer than a car without one. But for children under the age 12, air bags can be dangerous. TMC trauma coordinator, Sharon Alexander joins us today to explain why.

It’s hard to believe but we are already coming up on flu season. TMC Employee Health Nurse, Marcy McIntire joins us today with information on when and why we don’t want to miss out on getting our flu shot this year.

Often called "pink eye”, conjunctivitis is one of the most common and treatable eye conditions in both children and adults. Pediatrician, Dr. Shannon Hayes joins us today to discuss the signs and symptoms.

For families and caregivers of those with a terminal illness, providing that loved one with comfort and quality-of-life when a quantity of life can’t be increased is so important. TexomaCare- physician, Dr. Duke Carlson joins us to discuss the care that is provided by hospice services.

Does a toenail infection make you feel self-conscious about putting on open toed shoes or going barefoot? You’re not alone. Fungal toenail infections affect at least 2.5 million people annually. Podiatrist, Dr. Matthew Jackman joins us today to discuss a new treatment option using laser technology.

Jimmy Rosser from Nautilus stopped by this morning with workouts you can do at work.

With so many birth control options available today, how do women know which method is the best choice for them? Obstetrician and Gynecologist, Dr. Kinion Whittington joins us today to discuss one of the more popular options right now, the estrogen –free IUD.

When things happen inside the skull that cause some kind of injury or trauma, there can often be emotional and/or behavioral consequences. Psychiatrist Dr. Judy Cook joins us today to discuss this problem.

For parents of school age children, sneezes and sniffles are pretty common. But how do you know when you need to send your child to school and when they need to stay at home and rest. Pediatrician Dr. Lanna McClain joins us with a guide.

A condition called Endometriosis is one of the most common causes of pelvic pain in women. Obstetrician and gynecologist Dr. Kinion Whittington joins us today with information on the symptoms and treatment options.

Losing hair is a natural, daily occurrence for all of us, but could excessive hair loss be a sign of something more serious. TexomaCare Family Medicine physician Dr. Michelle Carr joins us with some answers.

Over 40 million Americans will suffer from some form of anxiety this year. And some will suffer from its worst form, the panic attack. Psychiatrist Dr. Judy Cook joins us today to discuss how to spot and treat these disorders.

After nearly 9 months of pregnancy, it’s understandable that a woman would be anxious for the big moment to arrive. But how can you know that you’re really in labor? TMC Labor and Delivery nurse, Carroll Morris joins us to discuss how you can be sure.

While urinary incontinence may not be painful or life threatening for women, it can certainly be more than just an annoyance and can dramatically affect the quality of life. Urologist, Dr. Steve Johnson joins us today with information on a new procedure that aims to correct the issues involved with stress urinary incontinence.

Lisanne was joined by Cheryl Criss with tips on a favorite family dessert and then Nautilus' Jimmy Rosser shared some exercises you can do on your lunch break. Again, small changes equal big results!

It's happened again. Pet food is being recalled nationwide 18 months after killing several thousand cats and dogs. This time a Pennsylvania plant closed in July after being alerted to a link between its dry food and two cases of people being infected with salmonella. Stores are now pulling the affected brands from their shelves.

Contemplating Cancer: Stories of life, Love, Laughter and Loss is a new book put together by folks at Austin College incorporating local stories from those who have lived with cancer, either directly or indirectly. It's on sale now, with the proceeds going to help the American Cancer Society.

An estimated 10 million Americans suffer from dry eyes. Ophthalmologist, Dr. Larry Wood joins us today to discuss why keeping your eyes moist is so important and what can be done to alleviate the symptoms associated with Dry Eye Syndrome.

Because most kids who are age 8 and older aren't getting enough calcium, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) is reminding parents to make sure kids get the calcium and physical activity they need to grow strong bones, especially during the teen years, when bone growth peaks. Pediatrician Dr. Lanna McClain joins us to stress the importance of calcium.

Open heart surgery is a major physical procedure, but apparently this is often associated with depression. Psychiatrist Dr. Judy Cook joins us today to discuss this problem and how to deal with it.