Read Jennifer Parker's story about overcoming breast cancer and a heart transplant turned a page for her advocacy.

When a small lung nodule grew, robotic-assisted bronchoscopy helped UAB St. Vincent’s East physicians biopsy it and diagnose lung cancer sooner.

UAB St. Vincent's Chilton is home to a state-of-the-art CT imaging system that provides high definition imaging across the entire body.

UAB St. Vincent’s East has introduced new robotic bronchoscopy technology to support earlier, more accurate detection of lung cancer. The minimally invasive approach allows physicians to safely reach and biopsy small lung nodules that were previously difficult to access.

Cervical cancer often develops slowly and may not cause symptoms early on. Staying proactive, HPV vaccination, and regular screening play a critical role in early detection and prevention.

Testicular cancer is most common among young men and often curable when detected early. Learn the key symptoms and how to perform a testicular self-exam to support early detection and overall health.

Dr. Carter Capra at UAB St. Vincent’s share key breast cancer prevention and early detection tips for women of all ages. Learn how diet, exercise, and regular screenings can lower risk and support long-term health. Understand risk factors and the importance of proactive care from trusted physicians.

One in eight men in the United States will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. UAB Medicine’s Dr. Jeffrey Nix shares insight on risk factors, symptoms, and how proactive screening and modern treatment advances are helping men detect prostate cancer early and protect long-term health.

Dr. Jason Junkins, a local urgent care physician, was shocked to learn he had prostate cancer after a routine colonoscopy for iron deficiency. With normal PSA levels and no symptoms, his case underscores the importance of digital rectal exams alongside PSA screening. His experience offers a critical reminder for men to be proactive about their health.