It is estimated that nearly 117 million Americans (49.8% of the population) have at least 1 of the 10 most common chronic conditions, such as diabetes, heart disease, cancer, stroke, hypertension, hepatitis, arthritis, asthma, weak or failing kidneys and COPD among others.

Register to vote on Tuesday, September 25^th, National Voter Registration Day. Voting is one of the most important things we can do to have a voice on the issues that are important to our families and our communities. 

Healthcare was a key discussion topic in the White House and Congress for most of 2017. In 2018 the healthcare industry will continue to experience rapid change. From block-chain tech to precision medicine an artificial intelligence, change in the healthcare system shows no signs of slowing down.

According to the American Nutrition Association, food deserts are geographical areas that lack sufficient supply of fresh vegetables, fruits, and healthful, affordable whole foods. Food deserts are generally impoverished areas and they are viewed as a national crisis. Fortunately, nonprofit organizations and government initiatives are in place to provide relief for affected Americans.

Dr. ROBERT R SPRINGER MD, practiced clinical Pulmonary/Critical Care/Hospice and Sleep Medicine since 1979 in Waco, TX. After closing his practice he still speaks with people about the benefit of sleep with a historical perspective.

WACO, April 11, 2018 – As part of the Y’s commitment to reduce drowning rates and keep kids safe in and around the water, the YMCA of Central Texas will provide scholarships for swim instruction and water safety to children from underserved communities in Waco and McLennan County.

Hear the story of Elmer Lowe, a man just living his life when one day an unexpected event happen. Learn how the Y was able to assist him in this new chapter of his life.

Bryson speaks with Aquatic Director Evan Bates of the YMCA of Central Texas. Join Bryson and learn more about the people and programs of the Y.