Health

No child should ever be sick. Ever. Let's band together and help sweet Caroline and her family.

Outbreak to date, people from 41 different states have been tested for coronavirus. However, only 15 people from 6 states have actually tested positive.

One of the best ways to stay healthy and avoid a lot of nasty little things is simply to wash your hands.

Check out the information about the weekly report of the flu in Maine and the simple ways to keep yourself healthy.

At last check, more than 6,000 people worldwide (only 5 in the US) have been infected with the deadly coronavirus

If you were listening to the Moose Morning Show today than you heard me talking about how millennials clean their bathrooms less frequently than other generations.

Kim Block, the longtime news anchor from WGME, is stepping down from her position as news anchor after her concussion changed her life. As I read those words…I felt her pain and understand all too well.

you just might see a change. And who knows, maybe they'll thank you later in life- but probably not.

A reminder that there is help out there. Even if it's the only thing you can muster up the energy for today, reach out. Please.

National Drug Take Back Day Oct 26th is an easy, free way to get unwanted, unused or expired prescription medications out of your home and the environment and to be disposed of properly. This year they are taking vape pens, e-cigarettes and supplies as well.

Some experts are already indicating some 'troubling signs'.

You had me at pie. Pizza pie, whoopie pie, dinner pie,dessert pie....all is to support Spectrum Generations Cohen Community Center in Hallowell.

There is a recall on Hannaford white deli cheese because there might be a 'foreign object' in the cheese.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is a good reminder to focus on how our diets affect our health.

Tragedy also seems to bring out the generous spirit in us. If you would like to do something to give back giving blood is one way to do that. There is going to be a blood drive at the University of Maine Farmington.

Too many myths exist about the risk, contraction and treatment of breast cancer. It's time to put five of them to rest.