Study reveals concerns over excessive diet soda consumption
Diet sodas brand themselves as low calorie drinks, but a new study says you should still regulate how much diet soda you consume.
Program helps children prepare for kindergarten
The Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY) is a 2-year home-based educational enrichment program that helps parents prepare their children for kindergarten.
When will we reach herd immunity?
The most important question when it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic and vaccination efforts surrounds herd immunity now. Health experts are alarmed by some polls showing a sizable percentage of adults do not plan to get vaccinated.
DNA test may lea to family reunion
A microbiology major at the University of Florida recently took a DNA test which yielded some surprises.
Kids House represents hope for victims of child abuse
A safe haven for children in need is just around the corner in Seminole County. Kids House provides services for survivors of abuse.
Eating your way through a pandemic
Our daily routines have changed during the pandemic, and some of our new habits might not be so healthy. But getting back on track could be easier than you think
Airlines assessing seating plans during pandemic
Blocking off middle seats on airplanes may not be the answer to stopping the spread of coronavirus as some data suggests, and new research is pointing to industrial pollution as a possible cause for fertility complications.
Breastfeeding moms and COVID-19
Mothers who tested positive for COVID-19 should continue breast feeding their children, experts say.
Lake Tech success story
Lake Technical College Mount Dora welcomes hundreds of students each year, and you don't have to go to a four-year college to get your dream job.
Research suggests dogs get bad rap on cleanliness
There is new research when it comes to stretching the truth. Those who lie habitually have difficulty recognizing lies from others, studies suggest. And it's not your dog's paws that are messing up your place. Researchers found there is often more bacteria on the shoes of pet owners than on their pet's paws.
Family Focus: Golf helps local man diagnosed with autism
Danny Steele was diagnosed with autism. His parents searched for alternative therapies and that's when Danny discovered golf.
Marijuana vaping warning
New research suggests that vaping marijuana may have more negative impacts than cigarettes and e-cigarettes. Scientists say the culprit is vitamin E acetate, used to dilute or thicken oil in vaping cartridges.
Study: Chocolate more stimulating than act of kissing
When researchers fitted couples with brain and heart monitors, they found all areas of the brain were stimulated more intensely and their heart beat faster, for longer periods, while they were eating chocolate compared to kissing.
Tips on getting your kids to go to sleep
If you have trouble getting your young children to go to sleep, there's an easy way to do it, according to researchers. Experts recommend six core bedtime activities to create a routine.
Impacts of working from home for a year
The pandemic has changed the way we work and recent surveys show only a small percentage of people want to return to the office full time.
Chris Anderson blazing new trails in Seminole County
FOX 35 News is recognizing Black History Month and tonight we're shining the spotlight on Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Chris Anderson.
Thrift shopping as a side hustle
There are a lot more shoppers at thrift stores lately, but these people are doing more than just some "good will hunting." They're turning thrift shopping into a side hustle.
Vegan beats Mediterranean diet
One of the most popular diets right now may not be the best one, some dieticians say, and a new study shows that hand sanitizer poses a danger to your child's eyes.
National Go Red Day raises awareness for heart health
National Go Red Day was held Friday, Feb. 5, which raised awareness for heart health. Despite the devastating toll of COVID-19, heart disease remains the number one cause of death in the United State and worldwide.
Childhood obesity on the rise during pandemic
There are new concerns about rising childhood obesity during the pandemic. Also, weighted blankets may provide a possible solution to sleep problems.