- April Starinsky

Greg Warmoth, longtime WFTV anchor, shares his journey with lip cancer — a tale of caution and hope — in this episode of AdventHealth’s Inspiring Wholeness podcast. He’s joined by Mark Socinski, MD, executive medical director of the AdventHealth Cancer Institute.
“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.”
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