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Could GLP-1 medications play a bigger role in overall health?

Dr. David Winter shares new insights suggesting GLP-1s may enhance the effectiveness of certain cancer treatments, potentially improving outcomes and helping reduce the spread of cancer. As we continue to learn more about how treatments work together, we are better equipped to support your care.

Talk with your care team to learn what options may be right for you.

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Staying active starts with finding what works for you. Jimmy Widmer, MD, shares how regular physical activity can support your mental and physical health. From daily walks to simple strength training, small steps can help you reach your goals.

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Early detection can make all the difference when it comes to colon cancer. And there have never been more options for getting screened.

David Winter, MD, shares insights on a new blood test option, adding another convenient choice alongside traditional screening methods.

Every screening option is different, but the goal is the same: protecting your health. So what's the best test for colon cancer? The best test is the one that gets done.

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As we're half way through Mental Health Awareness month, taking a beat to catch up with AC & @bswhealth on her reset process 🩵

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Mental Health Awareness Month is a meaningful time to check in with yourself, but the truth is, caring for your mental health matters every day.

Stress is a part of life, but understanding how it affects your body and learning simple ways to manage it can make a big difference over time. David Winter, MD, explains what stress is, why it shows up differently for everyone and small, practical steps that can help you feel more balanced.

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Your heart works hard for you, and it deserves the same love in return. Hafiza Khan, MD, a cardiac electrophysiologist on the medical staff at Baylor Scott & White Health, shares three simple ways women can support lifelong heart health.

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Whether it’s a major sporting event or your everyday exercise routine, refueling helps your body recover, rebuild and keep performing. Kearci, a cardiac rehab supervisor and professional triathlete, shares her refueling and nutrition tips to make sure your body gets what it needs to keep going.

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Flu season is here, and a few thoughtful habits can help keep your household healthy. David Winter, MD, offers easy tips to help you and your loved ones stay well through the season.

Looking to give your immune system a boost? Visit the link in our bio for healthy habits that will keep your immune system functioning it’s best.

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A new year is a natural moment to check in on your health, but the truth is, any day is a good day to start. Focusing on just one small habit, like adding a daily walk, improving sleep or making a simple nutrition change, can help prevent bigger health issues down the road.

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As temperatures drop across Texas, understanding the signs of frostbite and hypothermia can make all the difference. Here is what to watch for and how to stay warm and protected this weekend.

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A new year is the perfect time to move with intention. Daily activity doesn’t have to be intense or complicated to support your heart; it just needs to be consistent. Jeremy Brown, DO, shares how different activities, from walking to strength training, add up to meaningful heart health benefits over time.

Save this video as a reminder of how simple habits can help protect your heart this year and beyond.

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Is prioritizing wellness one of your New Year’s goals? A daily walk is a simple place to begin.

Spending just 15 minutes—or about a mile—moving each day can help improve your heart health, steady blood sugar levels and boost your mood. Over time, those minutes add up and can make a meaningful difference to your health.

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