A recent study showed that 72 percent of Americans feel like financial stress impacts their mental health.

As students take a break from school, there are fun ways to make sure their break is still educational.

Dr. Jayde George, family physician with Health First, stopped in on Breakfast with Bridgett with updates on how to keep the cold and flu season at bay this holiday season.

It's a time that can be emotionally taxing for those dealing with grief brought on by loss or life changes.

Chirag Panchal, D.O. discusses prevention and treatment options on Breakfast With Bridgett.

Ameena Al-Jame, a hearing care professional from Miracle-Ear, says there are ways to help family members with hearing loss feel more comfortable in hard-to-hear situations.

Dr. Sarah Young, an oncologist at Orlando Health, discussed the warning signs and symptoms of lymphoma and treatment options.

Dawn Koffarnus, chief of Health Systems and financial officer for Second Harvest Food Bank, stopped in Tuesday on Breakfast With Bridgett to talk about Giving Tuesday and the agency’s Health And Hunger program.

Monday morning on “Breakfast with Bridgett,” United Arts Of Central Florida announced the kickoff of its annual “Collaborative Campaign For The Arts” to raise funds to support local artists, plus arts, science and history programs.

The Orlando native, who became best known for overseeing the Casey Anthony trial, has many stories to tell and wisdom to share but said he was always reluctant about ever writing a book.

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.