Florida has the most deaths from drowning in children ages one to four and ranks fourth in the nation for unintentional drowning deaths for all ages. Pediatric critical care physician Dr. Tara Smith discusses key prevention measures and water safety features to give parents knowledge and help save lives.

To learn more about pediatric services at BayCare, go to BayCareKids.org.

Gynecologic cancers are a top health condition affecting women; learn what to watch for. Dr. Logan Corey, gynecologic oncologist, covers key risks, symptoms, screening and evolving treatments.

Chronic diseases like diabetes and high blood pressure are largely driven by lifestyle habits, including nutrition. Discover nutrition tips like the Mediterranean diet and how they can be easily incorporated. Dr. Charisse Huot discusses the diet’s health benefits and how to make delicious, nutritious meals using food as medicine.

When your child faces a medical emergency, specialized care can make all the difference. Pediatric emergency physician Dr. Juan Carlos Abanses explains what sets pediatric emergency care apart, including advanced training, child‑specific equipment and how pediatric ER teams support both children and families during stressful moments.

Learn more about pediatric emergency rooms at BayCare.

Appendicitis is a common and treatable disorder, but the signs and symptoms shouldn't be ignored. In this episode, board certified general surgeon Dr. Eftechios P. Xanthoudakis dives into appendicitis, its causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.

Exercise oncology brings structured, individualized exercise into cancer care. In this episode, surgical oncologist and medical director of BayCare Cancer Institute, Dr. Peter Blumencranz, and medical fitness supervisor and exercise oncology educator, Juan Torres, explain how physical activity helps cancer patients maintain strength, manage treatment side effects and improve survival outcomes.

To learn more about the BayCare Cancer Institute, go to BayCare.org/Cancer 

Experiencing repeated pregnancy loss can feel overwhelming and deeply personal. In this episode, OBGYN Dr. Carlos Lamoutte shares insight into possible causes and treatment options, offering understanding, guidance and hope.

To learn more, go to BayCare.org 

Sudden cardiac events in young athletes can occur without warning, raising urgent questions for families, coaches and anyone involved in youth sports. Pediatric cardiologist Dr. Kelvin Lau explains what sudden cardiac arrest is, why student athletes may be more vulnerable and what steps like monitoring symptoms and incorporating routine EKGs that can help protect kids competing at any level.

To learn more about pediatric services at BayCare, go to BayCareKids.org. 

To learn more about EKG screenings for student athletes, go to baycare.org/specialties-and-treatments/pediatric-services-at-baycare/pediatric-ekg-screenings.

Bullying and cyberbullying on social media and gaming platforms are very common nowadays. One fifth of kids are bullied and it happens every seven minutes. Pediatrician Dr. Jordan Coyner gives parents helpful advice on what to look for and how to empower and educate their child.

To learn more about BayCare Kids On Our Sleeves, go to BayCareKidsOnOurSleeves.org.

To learn more about pediatric services at BayCare, go to BayCareKids.org.

The capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) in health care are rapidly increasing. Dr. Sowmya Viswanathan, BayCare's chief physician executive, discusses the benefits of AI for patients and providers as well as common concerns, including trust and privacy.