WFTV’s Greg Warmoth joins AdventHealth’s Dr. Mark Socinski to discuss his journey with cancer — and how he hopes his message will save others

Inspiring Wholeness

Greg Warmoth, long-time WFTV anchor, shares his journey with lip cancer — a tale of caution and hope — in this episode of the Inspiring Wholeness podcast, presented by AdventHealth in partnership with the Orlando Business Journal. He’s joined by Dr. Mark Socinski, executive medical director of the AdventHealth Cancer Institute.
Listen to this episode to learn about:

• The steps Warmoth took when he noticed something was wrong with his lip, his diagnosis and surgery at AdventHealth. (1:42)
• The importance of early detection for cancer screenings. (3:49)
• Reasons some men put off going to the doctor. (6:02)
• The data that shows people are not prioritizing checkups like they should. (11:11)
• Cancers that are being detected in younger patients. (15:30)
• What Socinski has witnessed over the last 30-plus years, from advances in health care to decreasing cancer deaths. (23:12)

“My mission is to tell people to get checked,” Warmoth says. “The odds are good. It may be nothing, but if it is, it can be fixed. You can be healed. You can move on.”
Learn more about AdventHealth Cancer Institute. Be proactive, get screened and feel good about it.
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Chapters

1. WFTV’s Greg Warmoth joins AdventHealth’s Dr. Mark Socinski to discuss his journey with cancer — and how he hopes his message will save others (00:00:00)

2. • The steps Warmoth took when he noticed something was wrong with his lip, his diagnosis and surgery at AdventHealth (00:01:42)

3. • The importance of early detection for cancer screenings (00:03:49)

4. • Reasons some men put off going to the doctor (00:06:02)

5. • The data that shows people are not prioritizing checkups like they should (00:11:11)

6. • Cancers that are being detected in younger patients (00:15:30)

7. • What Socinski has witnessed over the last 30-plus years, from advances in health care to decreasing cancer deaths (00:23:12)