From an alarming number of fentanyl-related deaths to a rare disorder which causes rapid weight gain in children, here are the top health-related stories that spurred conversations with Albertans in 2015.

Every Wednesday afternoon, you'll find 25-year-old Natalie Beekhuizen taking part in a circuit style workout at the University of Calgary. She performs the drills with ease but she says she wasn't always so comfortable in the gym.

When Jon Fennell built his dream home outside of Cochrane a few years ago, he didn't expect to renovate so soon. That changed after he learned dangerous amounts of radon gas has been leaking into his house.

The extreme heat we've experienced so far this summer has the air conditioning business a bit overwhelmed.

A new study finds the Tdap vaccine provides little long-term protection against whooping cough.

A unique Calgary program is helping young people on the autism spectrum master social skills.

Early results show the new test can accurately diagnose patients within two hours.

Many specialists in Alberta don't believe these tumours cause symptoms, but for at least three patients, removing the tumour has made symptoms disappear.

New Canadian research published this week has found this season's flu shot is less effective than previously thought

A group calling themselves, Concerned Citizens for the Calgary Cancer Centre or "C5" is hoping to change the government's mind.