Tales of Triumph
Celebrating four amazing medical cases at local hospitals Read More Read More
Spring Into Action
High-school athletes who are ready to dominate the spring sports season Read More Read More
Best Children’s Doctors 2017
Spotlighting Greater Orlando’s top pediatricians Read More Read More
The Price of Parenting
Local experts and parents weigh in on the costs and benefits of paid and in-home child care. Read More Read More
Medically Speaking…
Pediatricians provide insight into their world. Read More Read More
Mean Streets
Pedestrians, bicyclists look for safe passage on Greater Orlando’s notoriously deadly roadways. Read More Read More
The Changing Cafeteria
Fresh ingredients and tasty options have kids craving today’s school lunches. Read More Read More
Golden Years
Top-rated senior living facilities offer good times and peace of mind for residents. Read More Read More
Top Nurses 2016
Celebrating the Greater Orlando region’s best nurses Read More Read More
Best Plastic Surgeons 2016
Meet the local physicians who give their all to make you look your best. Read More Read More
Best Doctors For Women
Meet the medical professionals making a difference in female health care. Read More Read More
Brushing Up
Smile! More than 70 of Greater Orlando’s best dentists, as selected by our readers. Read More Read More
Greater Orlando’s Healthy Future
Medical advancements available at local hospitals open a world of exciting possibilities. Read More Read More
Best Doctors
The health care world is constantly changing, and in Greater Orlando, it’s one of the fastest growing industries as local providers seek to stay on the cutting edge of the field. That means local doctors have to stay ahead of the curve so they don’t get left behind. That’s good news for Central Floridians, who regularly seek out the best medical care they can find. In order... Read More
Medically Speaking…
Doctors provide insight into their world. Dr. Julie Wei Pediatric Otolaryngology “I wish I could tell myself early on to not be so self-assured. Early in a physician/surgeon’s practice, one is naturally focused on one’s abilities and believes that we can ‘fix’ anything. The longer I practice and more experience I have, I am much more humbled by all the factors that influence... Read More
Comfortable in Your Own Skin
May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month, which might not mean much to you—until you consider how widespread the disease really is. “Skin cancer rates are skyrocketing, both in the U.S., where more than 3.5 million skin cancers are diagnosed annually, and around the world,” says Dr. Michael Steppie, president and medical director of the Orlando-based Associates in Dermatology. “In... Read More
Learning the Hard Way
For children and adults alike, a learning disability presents a serious challenge—and regardless of whether you realize it, someone in your family could be coping with one right now, no matter how smart, strong, stable or supported he or she might be. “Learning disabilities are more common than many people think,” says Dr. Charlene Messenger, a school psychologist since 1978... Read More
Sick of the Zika
As infection rates rapidly increase across the globe, the Zika virus is raising alarms in the medical community—not for its symptoms but for its link to congenital microcephaly, miscarriages and other adverse fetal outcomes for pregnant women. Orlando physicians, as well as the entire medical community, are on high alert for signs of the virus, yet they advocate calm, as there’s... Read More
9 Natural Ways to Boost Your Child’s Immune System
Flu season has cleared up, but chances of catching a common cold still remain elevated during springtime when compared to summer months. So, what can you do? Try simple, natural strategies to help keep your family healthy and strong. These tips can also help the body fight illness more efficiently. Eat the colors of the rainbow Fruits and vegetables get their color from naturally... Read More
Helping Your Overweight Child
The percentage of overweight children in the U.S. is growing at an alarming rate, with 1-in-3 kids now considered overweight or obese. From fast food to electronics, quick and easy is the new normal for many people; and preventing your kids from becoming overweight might mean changing the way your family eats, exercises, and spends time together. Helping kids adopt healthy lifestyles... Read More
Don’t Miss a Beat in Seeking Treatment
Do you know the warning signs of a heart attack? In a survey reported by the CDC, 92% of respondents recognized chest pain as a symptom of a heart attack. However, only 27% were aware of all major symptoms ─ chest pain or discomfort; upper body pain or discomfort in the arms, back, neck, jaw, or upper stomach; shortness of breath, nausea, lightheadedness, or cold sweats ─ and... Read More
