Updated: 8:26 AM With one in five Americans developing some form of skin cancer, there's a new online resource for survivors.

Posted: 6:10 AM Outagamie County is suing the state in federal court over how its inspectors are interpreting the federal food inspection code.

Posted: 5:28 PM Indoor tanning beds would carry new warnings about the risk of cancer and be subject to additional regulations, under a proposal unveiled by the Food and Drug Administration.

Updated: 8:19 AM It's Monday and time to focus on your health. We hit the gym to learn two exercises that are sure to give you quite the workout.

Posted: 10:31 AM Experts say they're not sure why parents are reporting more skin and food allergies in their children.

Posted: 12:16 PM HER2-Positive Breast Cancer affects 25% of women with the disease. It's described as agressive and often times people are given a poor prognosis, but there's a new treatment for it that has been approved by the FDA and it's helping people with that type of disease live longer.

Posted: 12:13 PM The Marshfield Clinic Research Foundation has named a specialist in pediatric genetics as its new executive director.

Posted: 12:08 PM A Republican state senator says the state should slow down Gov. Scott Walker's plans to shift thousands of patients from state coverage into the federal health care program, citing concerns about delays in setting the program up.

Updated: 9:10 AM Health officials say three more Sheboygan students have an active case of tuberculosis, in addition to the case confirmed last month.

Updated: 12:01 PM I was only five-years-old when my dad was diagnosed with MS. I remember this day was so clearly, like it happened yesterday.

Updated: 8:11 AM It's Monday and time to focus on your health. This week, we hit the gym to learn some preventative exercises.

Posted: 5:09 PM The Republican-controlled state Assembly has passed a bill that would allow dentists to charge more for certain services.

Posted: 4:03 PM A panel of respiratory experts has voted in favor of approving an experimental inhaler drug from GlaxoSmithKline and Theravence for treating chronic lung disease.

Updated: 3:58 PM Lawmakers voted 61-57 Wednesday to allow physicians to prescribe marijuana to patients with specific terminal illnesses or debilitating medical conditions.

Updated: 8:01 AM Three time Super Bowl winner, Former Green Bay Packer player and coach Forrest Gregg goes public with his struggle with Parkinson's Disease and some of the typical and atypical signs.

Updated: 8:06 AM It's Monday and time to focus on your health. Many of us suffer from those dreaded allergies. But can you do anything about them?

Posted: 12:00 PM A tiny magnetic bracelet implanted at the base of the throat is helping some people with chronic heartburn who can't get enough relief from medicines.

Updated: 8:09 PM A University of Wisconsin-Madison student hospitalized with bacterial meningitis has died.

Posted: 9:20 AM A lawsuit scheduled for trial will determine whether makers of some baby foods and fruit juices that contain low amounts of lead should be forced to put warning labels on their products sold in California.

Posted: 9:15 AM The University of Wisconsin, Madison, is one of six institutions to share in a $14.5 million grant for cancer research.

Updated: 7:54 AM It's Monday and time for our Your Health Segment. This week, we hit the gym to learn about cardio.

Updated: 8:05 AM In honor of National Autism Awareness Month, Introspect Arts will partner with the Autism Society of Central Wisconsin to present "Window Pains" by Hartley Wright on Friday, April 12th and Saturday, April 13th at UW-Marathon County.

Posted: 4:42 PM The Justice Department hasn't yet said whether it will appeal today's ruling by a federal judge, striking down the age restrictions on the over-the-counter purchases of the morning-after pill.

Posted: 10:47 AM For men, the type of balding you have may indicate your risk for heart disease.

Posted: 11:38 AM A new global plan aims to end most cases of polio by late next year, and essentially eradicate the paralyzing disease by 2018 - if authorities can raise the $5.5 billion needed to do the work, health officials said Tuesday.