Eye Health: Flashers & Floaters with Dr. Aleksandra Rachitskaya
Your eyes are more than just the window to your soul. Ophthalmologist Aleksandra Rachitskaya, MD, walks us through potential warning signs of eye flashers and floaters, why we get them and what treatm...
25 Maalis 202022min
COVID-19: What You Need to Know to Protect You + Your Family
The 2019 novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, is on everyone’s mind, with new developments emerging every day. Pediatric infectious disease specialist Frank Esper, MD, sits down to answer important questio...
20 Maalis 202034min
All About Vitamin Deficiencies with Dr. Kelly Raj
It’s no secret that a well-balanced diet is good for you, while a diet lacking in proper nutrients can leave you feeling less than your best. Family medicine specialist Kelly Raj, DO, talks about comm...
11 Maalis 202021min
What to Expect From Your First Colonoscopy with Dr. James Church
Will it hurt? Will I be bloated afterward? What do I need to know about the prep? Colorectal surgeon James Church, MD, answers your top questions about having a colonoscopy and explains why they're so...
4 Maalis 202024min
Understanding Celiac Disease (and Gluten's Role in It) with Dr. Alberto Rubio Tapia
Many people today follow a gluten-free diet for a number of reasons. But for people with celiac disease — a serious, lifelong autoimmune disorder — it’s absolutely necessary. Gastroenterologist Albert...
26 Helmi 202015min
Navigating the Complex World of Neuropathy with Dr. Benjamin Claytor
It’s estimated that nearly 20 million people in the United States suffer from some sort of neuropathy, which in and of itself can be a vague term with a variety of causes. In fact, neurologist Benjami...
19 Helmi 202026min
Mindful Eating: Strategies for a Better Relationship with Food with Dr. Susan Albers
Healthy eating seems simple — so why do many of us struggle with it? One reason is because our eating behaviors are highly influenced by our emotions, our environment and the people around us. Susan A...
12 Helmi 202024min
RSV: When It's More Than Just a Cold with Dr. Frank Esper
Most adults who come down with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) react to it like a regular cold. Within a few days your body kicks the virus to the curb and on you go with your life. But for infants ...
5 Helmi 202031min
