jporter+FollowMeet Brittaney Schmidt: A new face in women’s healthA fresh perspective is joining the OB-GYN team at Essentia Health–32nd Avenue Clinic with Brittaney Schmidt, a certified nurse practitioner who’s passionate about women’s health. After her own experience as a new mom during nursing school, Schmidt brings empathy and a listening ear to every appointment. She’s committed to making sure every patient feels heard and understood—something that can make all the difference. If you or someone you know is looking for a provider who truly cares, Schmidt’s approach could be a game-changer for our community. What qualities do you value most in your healthcare providers? #Health #BodyHealth #WomensHealth00Share
jporter+FollowCleveland nurse’s journey inspires hopeLaTasha Moore’s story is a powerful reminder of how personal experience can fuel real change. After surviving breast cancer, she returned to the very Cleveland Clinic floor where she once recovered—this time as a nurse, bringing empathy and understanding to every patient. Her dedication doesn’t stop at the hospital doors; she’s traveled to Belize and South Africa on medical missions, sharing her skills and compassion with communities in need. LaTasha’s approach—listening, kindness, and advocacy—shows how one person’s resilience can uplift so many. How do you think personal experiences shape the way we care for others? #Health #BodyHealth #ClevelandClinic00Share
james60+FollowNew kidney stone clinic changes care in ClevelandNo more bouncing between appointments—Cleveland’s UH Ahuja Medical Center just opened a dedicated kidney stone clinic, bringing all the experts together in one place. This means faster answers, less hassle, and a smoother experience for anyone dealing with kidney stones. For locals who’ve faced long waits or confusing care, this could be a real game-changer. Have you or someone you know struggled with kidney stones? What do you think about this team-based approach to treatment? Let’s talk about how this could impact healthcare in our community. #Health #BodyHealth #Cleveland10Share
Dana David+FollowEvansville hospital heroes weather the stormWhen Evansville was buried under snow, Deaconess hospital staff didn’t just clock in—they moved in. Nurses, doctors, and support teams packed overnight bags and camped out for days to keep critical care running, even as roads became impassable. Some slept in on-call rooms, others on air mattresses in classrooms. It took serious teamwork, from sharing meals to shoveling walkways, and even community groups pitched in to help with transportation. This kind of dedication shows just how far people will go to look out for their neighbors. How do you think our community can support frontline workers during extreme weather? #Health #BodyHealth #Evansville00Share
jporter+FollowDeaconess heroes kept care running during stormWhen a major snowstorm hit, Deaconess Health System staff didn’t just brave the weather—they moved into the hospital, staying for days to make sure patients got the care they needed. Imagine working long shifts, sleeping on cots, and missing time with family, all to keep critical services going. Their dedication meant no interruptions for those who needed help most. It’s a powerful reminder of the sacrifices healthcare workers make, especially when the community needs them most. How do you think we can better support frontline workers during extreme events like this? #Health #BodyHealth #Deaconess00Share
Misty Brady+FollowEvansville teen turns heart surgeries into hoops successSammi Holzmeyer’s story is the kind that sticks with you. After surviving two heart surgeries before her 18th birthday, she’s not just getting by—she’s thriving as a varsity basketball player at Evansville Christian. Adopted from China as a baby with a serious heart defect, Sammi’s resilience and love for the game have powered her through challenges most of us can’t imagine. She even runs cross country and track! Her journey is a reminder that determination can outshine any obstacle. How do you think sports or community support can help kids overcome tough odds? #Health #BodyHealth #Evansville20Share
William Vasquez+FollowPete Davidson’s Pandemic VHS HoardWhile everyone else was panic-buying toilet paper, Pete Davidson went full retro and bought 10,000 sealed VHS tapes during COVID! He legit thought they’d be worth billions one day. Spoiler: they’re not. Now he just stares at his mountain of tapes as a daily reminder not to make wild purchases (or do drugs). Only Pete could turn a pandemic into a blockbuster rewind! Would you ever buy VHS tapes again? #Health #BodyHealth #PeteDavidson00Share
Keith Stokes+FollowDoctors Making Over $1M? Wild!Ever wondered how much top doctors really make? The highest-paid gastroenterologist in Houston is raking in $1.1 million a year! And it’s not just Houston—across the 10 biggest Southern cities, these specialists are all making close to or over a million, mostly with 20+ years of experience and running their own practices. Who knew your stomach could pay for a mansion? #Health #BodyHealth #doctorlife00Share
Theresa Mccoy+FollowPsychosis Red Flags You Might MissTurns out, social and school struggles can show up years before any classic psychosis symptoms like hallucinations. A massive global study found that if a teen or young adult starts withdrawing from friends or tanking in school, it could be an early warning sign—not just a phase. And these changes happen way before any obvious signs of psychosis, so paying attention to those subtle shifts really matters! #Health #MentalHealth #MentalHealthAwareness21Share
Charles Christensen+FollowAlcohol & Cancer: The Risky TruthDid you know that having more than 14 drinks a week can seriously up your cancer risk? New research says people who drink that much have a 25% higher chance of getting colorectal cancer and a whopping 95% higher risk for rectal cancer compared to those who barely drink. With colorectal cancer now a top killer for under-50s, docs are urging earlier screenings and watching for symptoms like blood in your stool. Might be time to rethink those extra rounds! #Health #BodyHealth #HealthNews20Share
