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Cancer Genetics High Risk Clinic

Much of the focus on cancer has been what to do after you’re diagnosed, but some patients may be especially high risk due to their genetics. Accounting for this population, the UF Health Cancer Center at Orlando Health opened a new comprehensive cancer center in September. The center provides genetic testing to help people with a family history of cancer understand their risk and potentially take preventative action that may save their lives.

The Story of Two Sisters

Mental Health & Weight Loss Surgery

A new study indicates that there may be a greater need for mental health counseling before and after weight loss surgery.

Herpes is a Lot More Common Than You Think

3.7 billion people across the world have herpes.

New Drug Uses Herpes Virus to Fight Skin Cancer

A new approach that uses a modified version of the herpes virus to treat skin cancer could offer more hope for people with advanced melanoma.

“Kissing Bugs” Carrying Potentially Fatal Disease Reported in Florida

The Centers for Disease and Prevention is warning residents in the southern United States that deadly “kissing bugs” have invaded the region.

Which Weight Loss Surgery is Right for You?

It can be incredibly difficult to lose weight, even with proper diet and exercise.

8 Mistakes Parents Make Installing Child Car Seats

Installing a car seat correctly isn’t easy, but installing it incorrectly could have dangerous — even deadly — consequences for your child.

Tips To Make Roads Safer for Walkers and Cyclists

As the weather cools down, you might be thinking about heading outdoors to get some exercise.

Does Gastric Bypass Surgery Cause Allergies and Food Intolerance?

You won’t develop food allergies from having gastric bypass surgery, yet you may need to give up some of your favorite flavors. And weight-loss surgery won’t fix your seasonal allergy issues — but you might find relief afterward.

6 Signs You May Have Heart Disease

Heart disease doesn’t happen suddenly. It tends to creep into your life slowly, with symptoms that are often easy to ignore in the early going.