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Women having heart attacks are less likely than men to get immediate treatment and more likely to die in the hospital, says a groundbreaking new study that tracked more than 1.1 million patients.
Next month's challenge to the Obama-sponsored health care law could affect the care available to most Americans, alter the balance of power between Washington and the states and remain a flash point through this presidential campaign.
State officials announced Friday that the Tenncare Standard Spend Down program will offer another round of open enrollment.
It's the second most common food illness in the United States and it makes more than a million people sick every year.
Two East Tennessee college students are studying abroad but staying in touch via Skype to remind each other to do breast self-exams.
More than 560 U.S. facilities have had lowest rating for 3 years.
Pfizer Inc. is recalling 28 lots of birth control pills after uncovering a packaging error that could leave women with an inadequate dose of the hormone-based drugs and raise the risk that they will get pregnant accidentally.
Dana Bradley, bariatric coordinator for Blount Memorial Weight Management Center, will soon be getting a gastric sleeve to lose weight and kick start a healthier lifestyle. WBIR will follow her journey.
10News' Allison Bybee visited a local grocery store with health expert Charlie Oesterling to learn the ins and outs of healthy shopping including reading nutritional labels.
Students: Get ready for pizza with whole-grain crust and bigger portions of fruits and vegetables on your school lunch tray. You're still going to get french fries, but they'll probably be baked and sprinkled with less salt.
Knoxville cracked the 50 "Top Cities for Hospital Care" along with two other Tennessee metropolitan areas.
A crude new method of making methamphetamine poses a risk even to Americans who never get anywhere near the drug: It is filling hospitals with thousands of uninsured burn patients requiring millions of dollars in advanced treatment.
Students who said they consumed fruit, fresh vegetables and whole grains reported fewer instances of myopia. The findings are in the latest issue of the Journal of Behavioral Optometry.
Health officials say they're not seeing many flu cases right now, during what is typically considered peak flu season in East Tennessee, but that doesn't mean new cases won't pop up later this spring.
Obesity in the USA has inched up slightly over the past decade, mainly because of weight gain among men and boys, new government statistics show.