Baptist HealthTalk

Heart disease affects minority communities more than others, but why? In this episode, we explore the social factors that contribute to heart health disparities, including access to healthy food and …

El corazón de la mujer late con fuerza, pero también enfrenta riesgos únicos. En este episodio, hablamos sobre las señales de alerta, la prevención y los hábitos clave para una salud cardiovascular ó…

Did you know that how well you sleep can actually affect your heart? In today's episode, we’ll dive into how both the quantity of sleep and quality of sleep can make a difference for your health. Ski…

A new survey says a quarter of U.S. adults think they have undiagnosed ADHD, or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. But half of them haven’t told their doctors about this. Are you one of them? …

Many men tend to avoid doctors until injury or illness forces them into urgent care or the ER. Men are half as likely as women to visit the doctor for routine exams and preventive care, leaving them …

This is a tough subject that will not likely be talked about at the dinner table -- but is crucial to a men’s health. It’s something millions of men deal with but few feel comfortable talking about -…

With political news constantly bombarding us from every direction, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, anxious or even burnt out. But how can we stay informed without losing our peace of mind?

Host:

Willar…

Two breast cancer survivors offer their unique insights about resilience and long-term health following their breast cancer diagnoses and treatments. They share their experience managing life’s chall…

Research shows that over the past 20 years, there has been an alarming increase of breast cancer in women younger than 50, which means now, more than ever, it’s so important to get screened – no matt…

The words “hormones” and “hot flashes” have been synonymous with menopause for decades. Now, more and more women have been speaking up and bringing this unique phase in a woman’s life to the spotligh…

You’ve probably heard the phrase: “Health is wealth.” It’s very easy to forget about your health when you’re young. But the reality is that there are things you should be doing now to live not just a…

Out of the blue, you’re sweating, you have clammy hands and your heart is racing. But you’re not even exercising. Are you experiencing warning signs of a serious heart condition?  

Host:

Sandra Peeble…

Today’s teenagers do not know a world without smartphones and social media. And they are extremely skilled at navigating smartphones, tablets, and the Internet. As parents, you’ve probably seen the r…

Type 1 diabetes is a lifelong condition that more than eight million people worldwide have -- and that number is expected to grow to between 13 to 17 million by 2040. That’s exactly why we need to ta…

Before we know it, it’ll be back to school, and back to those "Friday Night Lights" and the sports we love in the fall. But if injuries are in the back of your mind, how can you manage that fear and …

As women go through the first few foggy, very sleep-deprived weeks of motherhood, they face so many new challenges. And for many new moms, breastfeeding tops that list. It can be overwhelming. How do…