A hospital chaplain shares her story after being diagnosed with endometrial cancer. Stick around to learn  how she reconnected with an old friend and benefited from a free program called Feel Good Friday.

From vaccinations to summer camps, here's what you need to know about keeping your child safe during the summer of COVID-19.  Dr. Kym Selden, of Novant Health, discusses swimming pools, summer camps, and the importance to keeping up to date with your pediatrician.

Been awhile since you got a haircut that didn't involve you partner, questionable shears and a YouTube instructional? As we cautiously get back to life, Dr. Harriet Davis of Novant Health explains what safety protocols  you should expect from nail and hair salons, questions to ask, and red flags to watch for.

Now that dining-out restrictions are starting to relax, a burger basket or plate of pasta at your favorite restaurant is probably sounding really great. Dr. Harriet Davis of Novant Health has some food for thought before you reach for that menu.

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected us all in different ways. But for patients with heart problems, ignoring symptoms like arrhythmia, can lead to serious complications. In this episode Novant Health cardiologists Dr. Mark Mitchell and Dr. Michael Drucker discuss what new steps they are taking to care for patients. Stick around to learn about the shift to virtual care and how it is making a big difference.

Air travel is not recommended by most public health experts at the moment. But if you're jumping on a plane, renting a car and booking a hotel room, Dr, Charles Bregier of Novant Health has smart advice for protecting yourself and your family.

As if dating isn't hard enough, add a pandemic to the mix. So, should single people stop dating? Do you literally have to date 6 feet apart? What about couples who live together? Dr. Alyse Kelly-Jones, medical director of Novant Health Women’s Sexual Health and Wellness, answers those questions and more.

In the wake of COVID-19, you'll see changes in the name of safety. Dr. Genevieve Brauning, a family medicine physician at Novant Health SouthPark Family Physicians, explains what to expect and why you shouldn't delay care.

In this episode Novant Health cardiologists Dr. Mark Mitchell and Dr. Samuel Turner discuss how the coronavirus can negatively impact the heart. And of course, even in a pandemic, patients still experience heart problems like heart attacks. Stick around to hear what advice they have for taking care of your heart at home and why it’s so important to not ignore symptoms.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, hospitals and doctors have seen a scary trend across the United States. Patients with stroke and heart attack symptoms are waiting to go to emergency rooms because they’re afraid of contracting the coronavirus. Novant Health neurologist Dr. Eric Deshaies explains why every minute matters when it comes to stroke care  and how hospitals are still a safe place to come to when you need them.