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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT)– Here are today’s top medical stories from our partners at Ivanhoe Communications.
Antidepressants Eases Stress-Induced Heart Condition Taking antidepressants may reduce the chances of developing the heart condition called mental stress-induced myocardial ischemia (MSIMI).
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Governor Bentley’s staff says the public has a responsibility to be prepared in an emergency as well. Leaders urge the public to have an emergency kit and be able to utilize that.
According to ADPH, ten people have been hospitalized in the Houston County area with a mysterious respiratory illness. The agency says there is no obvious connection between the patients.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) – The new Head Football Coach for Auburn University was the keynote speaker at Thursday’s Greater Alabama Council’s Youth at Risk Breakfast.
The Youth at Risk Breakfast is to help raise funds for the Alabama… More »
Slice Pizza and Brew is having a “dough raiser” on Thursday to raise money for the people affected by the tornado in Oklahoma.
The brand new Cahaba Beach Dog Park is now open to the public and all the pooches.
Helping the kids manage homesickness while away at aummer camp.
WASHINGTON D.C. (WIAT) – It’s the trip of a lifetime for the men whose service has defined our lifetimes.
On a rainy day, 98 World War II and Korean War veterans boarded a plane for Washington D.C. to… More »
UAB will play No. 2 Florida in the NCAA Super Regionals beginning Friday.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) – Police are looking for the suspect who they say approached a male victim sitting on a porch and shot him multiple times with an assault weapon.
Norwood Elementary School is right across the street… More »
“We had people to help us,” Dudley said. “They gave us our space, they helped with the children, provided clothing, gave us money – just things to help us get back on track. We had a lot of help.”
This honor is awarded to college baseball’s “Breakout Player of the Year.”
Former University of Alabama Director of Athletics Mal Moore was honored Wednesday night in New York City.
Gary Keever, a horticulturist at Auburn, and Brian Via, a professor in Auburn’s School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences counted the rings in the oaks to come up with a guess about the true age of the trees.
Top-seed Western Carolina (39-18) showed why they’re number one on Wednesday’s opening round of the SoCon Baseball Tournament. The Catamounts knocked off No.8 seed Samford (27-29) 13-7 to drop the Bulldogs to the loser’s bracket.