Dr. Emily Smith, a breast surgical oncologist discusses when to start getting mammograms and what changes to look for that warrant contacting a doctor.
Dr. Katie Miller offers important insight into what women need to know about ovarian and other gynecologic cancers and when to see a healthcare provider.
Alexandria Marshall, a lactation consultant with Mobile Infirmary, sits down with Shelby Myers to discuss the benefits of breastfeeding and what help is available.
Dr. Christopher Dyas, a surgical specialist at Mobile Infirmary, joined us to explain how robotic-assisted surgery works and why the health system is investing in it.
Infirmary Health’s Dr. George Powers, a neonatologist, and Jennifer Oates, a perinatal nurse navigator, discuss what the Mobile Infirmary Birth Center has to offer.
Infirmary Health pharmacist Trey Gwin with discusses what the Certified Center of Excellence Certification in Medication-Use Safety and Pharmacy Practice means for the community.
Jamie Doggett and Shani Galvan, registered nurses with Infirmary Health, discuss the Perinatal Nurse Navigator Program and what it offers expectant parents.
Infirmary Health’s Rachel Foster and Chris Whitman discuss antimicrobial stewardship, the role antibiotics play in healthcare, and what people can do to combat antibiotic resistance.
Colon cancer is the fourth most common cancer, but it’s highly treatable if caught catch early. Dr. Teddy Winstead, a gastroenterologist with Infirmary Health, talks about the importance of screening for colon cancer.
Infirmary Foundation Director Diana Brinson and event sponsor Allison Horner discuss the upcoming Celebrate Life Luncheon benefiting Mobile Infirmary’s Birth Center.
Infirmary Health’s Dr. Larkin Daniels talks about the the difference between robotic surgery and traditional surgery, and discusses the goal of the Mobile Infirmary's program.
Dr. Mercy Jimenez with Infirmary Cancer Care discusses pancreatic cancer, the warning signs, why it’s so difficult to treat and the treatments that are available.
