Sleep is essential to a healthy pregnancy, but common pitfalls can easily keep you awake at night. From dealing with heartburn to restless legs, OB/GYN Dr. Christopher Carls shares how to catch up on those precious Z’s. Read More

Medications help people with day-to-day ailments and medical issues, but have you ever really thought about how? Q102's Jennifer Fritch learns the science behind pharmacogenomics. Read More

Our Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit is home to one of the largest collections of paintings by animal artists at the Cincinnati Zoo. Go behind the scenes with Thane Maynard to see how works like "Bibi's Kiss" were created. Read More

About one-third of people will have back problems at some point in their life. Here are some simple steps you can take to ease the pain or just stay ahead of it. Read More

Diagnosed cases of colorectal cancer are on the rise in younger adults under age 50. Clinical dietitian Kristen Leavitt shares simple ways you can lower your risk through better nutrition. Read More

When it comes to exercise, running is hard to beat. It's practically free, and there's no age limit! Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Dinesh Thawrani (a runner himself) shares some motivation to get started and how running can improve your joint health. Read More

Weight gain, acne, excess hair, irregular periods. All potential warning signs of a hormonal imbalance known as PCOS — also a common and treatable cause of infertility. OB/GYN Dr. Lindsay Wardle shares advice for women with PCOS to meet the challenge of w Read More

Have you ever heard pregnancy described as a woman’s first stress test? Q102’s Jennifer Fritsch talks to women’s heart expert Dr. Odayme Quesada about protecting the heart during pregnancy, and how current moms can join a study to protect women’s hearts. Read More

You’re never too young to start taking care of your heart health. B-105’s Anna talks to preventative cardiologist Dr. Joel Forman about steps to take now for a heart-healthy future. Read More

Finding a new doctor can be overwhelming. But for young adults approaching 30, it's an important part of taking control of your own health. Read More