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Heather Waliga

Heather Waliga

Morning Anchor at WBIR-TV

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PCOS is a significant health problem. Here's why doctors say many women remain undiagnosed

"I was so ashamed that I had this, and the only thing my doctor told me was you need to lose weight, and we're gonna put you on birth control."
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Tennessee families are struggling to afford child care - WBIR.com

In Tennessee, 48% of all communities are in child care deserts, according to Tennesseans for Quality Early Education.
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Knoxville coach spreading holiday cheer amid cancer battle

Governor Bill Lee has appointed “Christmas Vacation” truckster owner Dave Moore a Tennessee Ambassador of Goodwill.
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Crowdfunding platform erases medical debt for mother fighting breas...

More than half of U.S. adults report they’ve gone into debt because of medical bills in the past five years.
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Tennessee lawmakers boost funding for mental health resources

Symptoms of depression and anxiety in children and adolescents have nearly doubled during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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‘I saw anxiety. I saw depression-type things that were making me ne...

The alternative approach to traditional therapy helps children proactively navigate stressors.
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‘The only thing that is a failure is not asking for help’ | Mental ...

Abby missed more than a month of school, failing nearly every class as her symptoms spiraled out of control.
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Many Americans are leaving their jobs. What are they looking for?

As pandemic life begins to normalize, many are leaving their jobs in search of ones that better fit their needs.
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Millions of Americans quit their jobs at unprecedented rates

4.3 million workers voluntarily left their jobs in August, up 242,000 from July, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Beauty queens with Down Syndrome breaking barriers on the national ...

All three East Tennessee girls got the chance to compete against hundreds of their typical peers.