Screenings for many diseases don’t apply until you’re older, but testicular cancer is one that doesn’t discriminate by age. Medical oncologist Dr. Brian Mannion shares the essential steps for early detection. Read More

They can be a real pain in the back (and other places)! We’re talking kidney stones: those tiny crystals that can become a big problem for the urinary tract. Dr. Hannah Hong explains where they come from and how to get rid of them easier. Read More

Keep the fun in your fitness journey! From Pickleball to Pumping Iron, weekend warrior to Flying Pig marathoner, our expert providers have winning strategies to keep you in the game and injury-free while enjoying your active adventures. Read More

Joey famously got a hernia on the hit sitcom “Friends,” but a real-life hernia is no laughing matter. Surgeon Dr. Mo Gerdvisheh explains the mechanics behind all that pain, and why that annual “turn your head and cough” test is so important. Read More

Finding great healthcare doesn’t have to be a hassle. Q102’s Jennifer Fritsch learned how the free ezCare Concierge Service can streamline finding the right providers, verifying insurance, and more! Read More

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in American men after skin cancer. Hear from our experts on a range of issues from screening, treatment, and the benefits of a second opinion. Read More

You might have heard about keeping up on Kegel exercises – but should you be adding them to your workout routine? Learn who could benefit from Kegels and how to know if you’re doing them correctly. Read More

Spotting cancer early saves lives. During Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, our team wants to remind men about the importance of screening and ways for men to lower their prostate cancer risk. Read More

In some cases, rushing into surgery and radiation for prostate cancer isn't the best option and some men and their doctors are opting instead for Active Surveillance, with years of successful monitoring. Read More

Some of the symptoms and problems caused by low testosterone may surprise you. And the leading "boosters" may not do what you think. Family medicine specialist Dr. Bryan Grove explains why men should talk to their doctor. Read More