[spacer height="20px"]A worldwide study links the consumption of sugary drinks to an estimated 184,000 adult deaths each year; 25,000 of those are Americans. [spacer height="20px"]The study, published in the journal Circulation, surveyed over 600,000 people globally. [spacer height="20px"]The study included sugary beverages like sodas, fruit drinks, energy drinks
Today is National Sunglass Day 2015! A great day for Dr. Annie to get the message out to the country: Sunglasses are important! Sun damage accumulates in our eyes and is a major contributing factor in several eye conditions : Sunburned eyes AKA "photokeratitis" - A short term problem
[spacer height="20px"]Research has previously suggested a link between being overweight and breast cancer risk, but a new study shows stronger evidence linking body weight and breast cancer. [spacer height="20px"]The large study has gotten a lot of attention because it looked at over 67,000 women ages 50
[spacer height="20px"]I’m always looking for the latest research on Alzheimer’s, because it is a debilitating and progressive form of dementia, and there is still so much we don’t know about it! [spacer height="20px"]A very interesting study just came out looking at people’s history of physical and
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Summer is here so get out your sunglasses! Dr. Annie joins ABC's Eyewitness News Sunday morning. Watch her now!
[spacer height="20px"]New York City’s own Mayor Di Blasio wants to label high sodium items on fast food chain menus. [spacer height="20px"]He wouldn’t be the first to advocate labeling content of foods – NYC’s former Mayor Bloomberg is responsible for the caloric labeling on restaurant chain menus, Some New
[spacer height="20px"]You may have heard that for the first time in decades, a new class of cholesterol medication has been developed. [spacer height="20px"]The FDA’s advisory panel recommended that the new medication, part of a class of drugs called “PCSK9 inhibitors,” become approved later this summer. [spacer height="20px"]A
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