Todays Health (1994)

Today's Health was a half-hour weekly series exploring the full range of health issues. Special features were delivered by a dynamic team team of field correspondents. Wherever the information is, that's where our correspondents went, interviewing real people and getting real answers from leading authorities. The tone was positive and progressive, solution focused and the emphasis was always on educating the audience. Segments range from childhood learning disabilities to geriatric care, from common ailments to specialized conditions, Today's Health let audiences learn why and how to make healthier decisions in every aspect of their lives. Created and launched by Scott Woolley in 1994, the series aired more than 120 episodes and was hosted over the years by Kathleen Sullivan, Faith Daniels, Robert Urich and Chris Evert. The series was nominated for four Emmys and received one. The show aired via national syndication, reaching 75% of U.S. households, typically during late mornings and afternoon time periods on weekends, and primarily on ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX affiliates. Each show was TV Guide listed.