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  • Healthy Living
  1. Vaccine

    New flu shot guidelines

    The CDC has changed its guidelines for the flu shot vaccine.

  2. Winton Woods Football Almost No More

    Report: Pressure on teen athletes soars

    As a national study finds teen athlete concussions tripling, an Ohio report finds pressure on young athletes to win is soaring, triggering burnout and injuries.

  3. Bootsy Collins Gives Back To Community

    Sickle Cell program brings awareness

    Sickle Cell Awareness and Education Day at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.

    1. Out with blueberries, in with the rice

      Out with blueberries, in with the rice

      A type of rice could be the new food trend.

      • Couples putting off having children

        Couples putting off having children

        Experts say the drop in number of babies born last year may be linked to the recession.

        • Wine gives women a mental boost

          Wine gives women a mental boost

          A new study shows wine gives women an intellectual edge.

          • Egg recall grows to 380M

            Egg recall grows to 380M

            Hundreds of people have been sickened in a salmonella outbreak linked to eggs in four states and possibly more, health officials said Wednesday as a company dramatically expanded a recall to 380 million eggs.

          • Study: Anger can harm the heart

            Study: Anger can harm the heart

            People who tend to be confrontational, especially those who are competitive and aggressive, run a higher risk of heart attack and stroke, according to a study released Monday.

            • Tylenol linked to asthma, wheezing

              Tylenol linked to asthma, wheezing

              A new study may make you think twice before giving Tylenol to your teen.

            • Company offers incentives to get healthy

              Company offers incentives to get healthy

              A new health insurance company is offering its clients financial incentives to getting and staying healthy.

            • Treatment helps Alzheimer's patients

              Treatment helps Alzheimer's patients

              A new experimental study revealed that deep brain stimulation is safe to use on early Alzheimer's patients, and also may improve memory function.

            • Toning Shoes: Help or Hype?

              Toning Shoes: Help or Hype?

              Consumer Reports sizes up shoes that claim to help you get toned.

            • Are your supplements dangerous?

              Are your supplements dangerous?

              Consumer Reports investigation reveals several supplements that do more harm than good.

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              Meet Carol Williams


              1. Carol Williams

                Carol Williams

                Carol Williams anchors WCPO newscasts at 5,6, and 11. She considers herself lucky to have covered 21 years of news in Cincinnati, including the Bengals' trip to the Superbowl, Presidential debates and conventions, the Bearcats' trip to the Final Four, and uniquely Cincinnati events such as the WEBN Fireworks.

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