Video
Shop
Culture
Family
Wellness
Food
Living
Style

Travel
News
Book Club
GMA3: WYNTK

Newsletter

Privacy Policy
Your US State Privacy Rights
Children's Online Privacy Policy
Interest-Based Ads
Terms of Use
Do Not Sell My Info
Contact Us
© 2025 ABC News

Dr. Kelly Arps

Dr. Kelly Arps is on ABC News. Get Dr. Kelly Arps' latest news stories and articles, connect with millions of users and join the conversation at ABC News.

Dr. Arps's Latest Work

PHOTO: Individuals with more belly fat, even with normal or near-normal weight, have above average rates of heart disease and diabetes. — STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

Belly fat is bad for your heart, researchers say

PHOTO: Penicillin pills. — UIG via Getty Images

Been told you have a penicillin allergy? There is chance it's not real

PHOTO: A soldier who suffered a head injury in Afghanistan receives treatment at the Army base's Warrior Recovery Center in Fort Carson, Colo., June 30, 2011. — Bryan Oller/AP, FILE

Even a mild head injury increases risk for Parkinson's disease, veterans study shows

Ketamine shows promise for fast-acting help with depression, suicidal thoughts: Study

PHOTO: Flowering medicinal marijuana plants in Smith Falls, Ontario, Dec. 5, 2016. — Lars Hagberg/AFP/Getty Images

Here are the people most likely to use marijuana based on their professions, study says

PHOTO: There may be hope on the horizon for the United States’ 15 million food allergy sufferers. Scientists reported that they successfully tested a new allergy “vaccine” in mice with peanut allergies. — STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

Allergy 'vaccine' suppresses the allergic response to peanuts in mice

PHOTO: An undated stock photo of a doctor taking a patient's pulse. — STOCK/Getty Images

When it comes to health, not all states are created equal, report finds

PHOTO: A lab assistant holds up a bacterial culture used to determine drug resistance at a lab in Erlangen, Germany, July 21, 2015. — dpa via AP Images, FILE

CDC focused on finding 'nightmare bacteria' and preventing their spread: Report

PHOTO: A package of K2, a concoction of dried herbs sprayed with chemicals, also known as synthetic marijuana. — AP, FILE

Spotlighting the effects and dangers of K2, or synthetic marijuana

PHOTO: An undated stock photo of a doctor and mother with a baby. — STOCK/Getty Images

Mothers of babies with heart defects may have long-term heart health risks

PHOTO: A scientist looks through a microscope in an undated photo. — STOCK/Getty Images

'Interstitium' acts as shock absorber for vital tissues and could improve understanding of cancer spread

PHOTO: A spray can is pictured in an undated stock photo. — STOCK/Getty Images

Dangerous drug trend called 'wasping' combines insecticide with meth

The latest lifestyle and entertainment news and inspiration for how to live your best life - all from Good Morning America.

Contests
Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
Do Not Sell My Info
Children’s Online Privacy Policy
Advertise with us

Your US State Privacy Rights
Interest-Based Ads
About Nielsen Measurement
Press
Feedback

Shop FAQs
ABC News
ABC
All Videos
All Topics

Sitemap

Privacy Policy—
Your US State Privacy Rights—
Children's Online Privacy Policy—
Interest-Based Ads—
Terms of Use—
Do Not Sell My Info—
Contact Us—