Anytime Fitness personal trainer, Larry River join us in the studio with some core exercise tips.

SHE'S BEEN WARNED... BUT ONE MEMPHIS WOMAN SAYS IT'S A TRIP SHE MUST MAKE.

THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION SAYS 84 MORE PEOPLE HAVE DIED FROM EBOLA AND THERE ARE 113 NEW REPORT CASES IN THE LAST 3 DAYS.

That nagging pain in your elbow may not have come from picking up a tennis racket. Many people get tennis elbow off the court.

It's time for back to school shopping and for most parents, backpacks are tops on the list. While kids may be most concerned about the character or color, for parents, there's more to consider.

With the recent passing of beloved actor Robin Williams, the important topic of suicide prevention is being brought back to the spot light. Christopher Epperson and Shelby Rowe with the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention join Fox 16 Good Day to talk suicide rates in American and how it can be prevented.

Dr. Kevin Flinn with C.H.I. St. Vincent joins Fox 16 Good Day for today's Ask the Doctor segment.

Colton Fieker with 10 Fitness joins Fox 16 Good Day to show us some easy at-home exercises to work out your chest and triceps.

A new study links Vitamin D with Alzheimer's Disease.

Ariana Lubelli spoke with a local infectious disease specialist who says Ebola isnt a health concern for America, but if it were, local hospitals like Hendrick Medical Center have resources to treat some of the side effects.

Do you have trouble sleeping at night? More Americans have sleep apnea.

A test for Ebola has been carried out on a female passenger who died after arriving in the UK from The Gambia. The Department for Health said the test on the elderly woman, who landed at Gatwick Airport, came back negative on Sunday afternoon. Public Health England says the risk to the UK remains very low . Initial flu-like symptoms can lead to external haemorrhaging from areas like eyes and gums, and internal bleeding which can lead to organ failure.

A meeting to address concerns about the spread of the deadly Ebola virus was held Sunday evening in Brooklyn Park. The current outbreak of Ebola is highly contagious and kills more than 60 percent of people infected. Brooklyn Park is home to many West African immigrants, one of the areas most affected.

There are items like mold and dirty filters that make a building very dangerous for humans and pets, Jeff Head gives us some tips.

Two American health care workers in Africa are struggling to survive the deadly Ebola virus after caring for patients stricken with the disease. Do people in the U.S. need to worry about the virus harming us here?

Every week KSTP goes Inside Your Health to dig into a health topic with our medical expert Dr. Archelle Georgiou. Those segments sometimes spark questions from viewers about their own health. We sat down with Dr. Georgiou to get answers.

Fist bumps are helthier then handshakes.

On a hot day like Monday, the sun can make the temperature inside the car more than 80 degrees, a temperature pharmacists say is not good for your prescriptions.

Which spreads germs most - a handshake or fist bump? It's one of today's top medical stories.

New information for pregnant women concerned about blood clots and a health risk for shift workers.