Thousands of Christians on social media are thanking God for the miraculous turnaround of a seven-week-old baby who underwent a heart transplant. And his parents are asking for more prayers as he continues to recover and "fight for his life."
Doctors say next to smoking, maintaining an unhealthy weight is the top preventable cause of deadly diseases and health problems. That's why Jeff and Angela Jordan decided to do something about their weight. Here's how they dropped 150 pounds.
![A woman uses light therapy for Seasonal Affective Disorder and the "winter blues".](https://www1.cbn.com/sites/default/files/styles/image_xl_640x480/public/media/standard/images/lighttherapyljo1164sad_si.jpg?itok=u5b05r0B "A woman uses light therapy for Seasonal Affective Disorder and the "winter blues".")
This time of year, millions of Americans suffer from the so-called "Winter Blues," or the more serious Seasonal Affective Disorder, also known as "SAD," a medically recognized form of depression. These conditions affect people who say they feel good most of the year, but report feeling gloomy and lazy during the winter.
The mom and dad of a California baby girl born weighing the amount of a soda can say they are grateful to God that she is thriving just seven months after her birth.
Scientists now tell us the Standard American Diet (SAD) causes even more deaths than smoking. This diet largely consists of ultra-processed foods loaded with chemicals, added sugars, and industrial oils.
A Lexington, Kentucky mom is giving glory to God even after a kidney stone infection led doctors to amputate both of her legs above the knee, and she's expected to lose both of her hands as well.
Big questions are being raised about a primary source of drinking water for many people around the world. New research has revealed the average liter of bottled water sold in retail outlets could contain nearly a quarter million invisible pieces of tiny nanoplastics.
Former Olympic gold medalist Mary Lou Retton says she is "blessed" to be alive after battling a life-threatening form of pneumonia this past fall.
The number of Americans suffering from respiratory illness is high or very high in two-thirds of the United States. The spike in cases follows annual trends.
Nearly 70 million Americans report suffering from some type of digestive issue, according to statistics, while it's believed many more suffer in silence. While the causes can vary, some point to an unhealthy diet and say reversing that pattern can make all the difference.