President and CEO of Camp Boggy Creek joined Breakfast with Bridgett to talk about the benefits of camp for children with serious illnesses and how the camp has helped his own family.

Studies have shown breast cancer survivors at a much higher risk of developing skin cancer as well. The risk is significantly higher for survivors under 50.

Getting ready for Thanksgiving means shopping and making space in your fridge.

Have you started decorating for the holidays yet? There's one annual charity event kicking off this weekend that might give you some inspiration.

Tuesday on Breakfast with Bridgett, local service dog training group, Dog Training Elite Orlando, shared information on how service dog training is helping transform lives for many, including our local veterans.

One in four people will experience a mental health disorder at some point in their lives. In honor of World Mental Health Day, there’s a free education and awareness event coming up this Tuesday in Winter Park.

Clare and the Chocolate Nutcracker is back this year at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.

The fall and winter months bring preparation for the following year, including health care needs.

There are more than 104,000 people waiting for transplants and 65% are Black.

Now known as "Safe To Sleep," the Back To Sleep campaign started in 1994 to build greater awareness about putting infants to sleep on their backs to help reduce the risk of sudden infant death or SIDS.

It's National Physical Therapy Month, and this year's theme is fall prevention.

The benefits of the arts for wellness are becoming more backed by research. From lower cortisol levels to mental health and community improvements, arts can be therapeutic.