Lip fillers: What to know before you go under the needle
Even though getting a filler injected into your lips does not produce permanent results, it's still a big decision and that's why it's important you do your research on who will be administering your injections, what training they've had and which product will work best on your face.
Doctors gave him 3 months to live; 8 months later, he throws first pitch at Rays game
Monday was big for Ken Koenig. The South Carolina man now has the Tampa Bay Rays on the list of teams he roots for. The 57-year-old threw out the first pitch at Monday night’s game.
Washing or rinsing raw chicken puts you at risk for illness, says USDA study
Individuals are putting themselves at risk for illness when they wash or rinse raw poultry says a study from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
New skincare procedure offers people who are afraid to go under the knife a chance to look younger
Have you ever wanted to turn back the clock a bit and look a few years younger, but are afraid to go under the knife? Well, there's good news.
Woman said she told police about unlicensed lip injection operation back in March
On Sunday, FOX 10 reported on the story of several Valley women who had to deal with severe infections after botched lip injections. Now, Maricopa Police officials say several more women have come forward and filed reports since the story aired.
Controversial study links drinking fluoridated water during pregnancy to lower IQ in children
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention considers water fluoridation to be one of the top 10 achievements in public health in the 20th century, but a controversial new study published in the journal JAMA Pediatrics found that it may be linked to lower IQs in children.
Study: People who frequently use emojis with potential partners have more romance, intimacy
A new study finds that using emojis may give your love life a boost!
Planned Parenthood leaves federal family planning program
Planned Parenthood said Monday it's pulling out of the federal family planning program rather than abide by a new Trump administration rule prohibiting clinics from referring women for abortions.
Valley women claim botched lip injections caused severe infection
They're all the rage for some women - pouty lips. To get the look, they're paying to have lip injections. Which works out for most, but several Valley women are dealing with a nightmare after their lip injections were botched. We want to warn you - the photos you're about to see are pretty graphic.
Target launching new grocery brand Good & Gather
Target is adding a new flagship food brand to its grocery section.
Sticking with your exercise regimen
Fitness expert Felicia Romero joined our very own Anita Roman to show how to stay accountable when it comes to keeping fit and staying healthy.
Air pollution can be as harmful to lungs as smoking a pack of cigarettes a day, study finds
Air pollution could be causing emphysema, even in people who have never smoked, a study published Tuesday in the journal JAMA found.
85-year-old nurse celebrates 63 years of nursing
On any given day, Donna Alger either sees patients or makes calls to prep them for surgery.
FCC wants to implement '988' as new suicide prevention hotline, similar to 911
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission wants to make the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline easier to reach with a new “988” number in place of the current 10-digit number, 800-273-TALK (8255).
45 percent of Americans admit they wear same underwear for 2 days or more in row, survey finds
A survey conducted by an underwear company found that 45 percent of Americans have worn the same underwear for two days in a row or longer.
Tick bites leave 5-year-old girl hospitalized, unable to swallow or move amid ‘tick paralysis’
A 5-year-old Ohio girl suffered from tick paralysis after her mother found two Dogwood ticks the size of a quarter on her head hiding behind her ear, a report said last week.
Vacationing more reduces risk of metabolic syndrome, heart disease, stroke and diabetes, study says
More than half of Americans aren’t using up all of their vacation time, and a new study from the journal JAMA says that could be increasing those individuals’ risk of developing metabolic syndrome, a condition that raises the risk of heart disease, stroke and diabetes.
Tests find no harmful bacteria in Arizona romaine lettuce
A federal report shows no pathogenic forms of E. coli or salmonella were found in samples of romaine lettuce grown in Yuma, Arizona.
Arizona Sen. McSally takes action in the wake of two mass shootings
There has been a lot of talk about mass shootings, gun control, mental health and what can be done to stop these terrible scenes. Sen. McSally has sponsored a bill that would make domestic terrorism its own federal crime. She stopped by the FOX 10 studios to talk about the bill, red flag laws and the 2020 senate race against Mark Kelly.
Miracle baby born with severe heart disease, taken off life support, about to celebrate first birthday
A young infant born with a severe heart defect is being hailed as a miracle baby as she is set to celebrate her first birthday just months after being taken off life support with few prospects of survival.