Fotona4D® is a groundbreaking non-surgical laser treatment that stimulates collagen production to help with everything from acne to rosacea to skin tightening. Read More

Long time smokers are still at risk for lung cancer, even if they’ve quit. Hear Dean Griffith’s cancer survival story in his own words after annual screenings led to an early detection and successful surgery. Read More

Breast cancer is the one of the most common cancers in women in the United States, but there is good news: We have new tools and techniques to help prevent and combat the disease. Read More

You may want to rethink putting off orthopedic care especially if surgery may be involved. The reasons not to delay joint replacement and other treatments extend beyond the impacted joint. In fact, they may include your overall health and wellbeing. Read More

Lung cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer deaths in Ohio and Kentucky. Learn how a quick, non-invasive screening can increase your odds for survival and other ways to keep your lungs healthy for years to come. Read More

Ads for diets, exercise plans, and nutritional supplements often tell you to consult with your doctor before beginning. Here’s why that’s actually good advice. Read More

Pelvic pain is a common problem that can affect women of all ages. There can be a variety of causes, as well as multiple effective treatment strategies. But when you speak with your doctor? Read More

After a misdiagnosis and concern over being heard, Neena turned to The Christ Hospital’s Women’s Heart Center for a second opinion and specialized women’s heart care. Hear how she’s feeling in her own words. Read More

October is a good time to schedule a mammogram, but there’s never a bad time. But how early should you start screening? And what else do you need to know about your risks and screening options? Q102’s Jennifer Fritsch gets answers from Kelly McLean, MD. Read More

The dance goes on for Heather Britt after a second opinion with The Christ Hospital Health Network and collaboration with the Dana-Farber Brigham Cancer Center helped her overcome the misdiagnosis of a rare form of breast cancer. Read More