The Surprising Facts About Stroke with Dr. Shazam Hussain
Every 40 seconds, someone in the U.S. has a stroke. It’s a sudden neurological event that kills thousands of brain cells a minute. Would you know what to do if you saw someone having one? Vascular neu...
10 Huhti 201926min
Sleep Patterns and Disorders with Dr. Nancy Foldvary-Schaefer
Trouble snoozing? Sleep is a crucial process of the human body and is an important component of health and wellness. If you suffer from poor sleep, it can affect you in more ways than just making you ...
3 Huhti 201950min
Crohn's and Colitis: What's the Difference? with Dr. Scott Steele
Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis are both chronic conditions that affect the colon, and they’re both lumped together under the umbrella of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). But there are some ma...
27 Maalis 201942min
All About BMI and Living at a Healthy Weight with Dr. Robert Bales
Doctors use body mass index as a general way to tell if you’re at a healthy body weight. But it doesn’t paint the whole picture. Family medicine physician Robert Bales, MD, explains the different fact...
20 Maalis 201933min
Measles: Your Questions Answered with Dr. Frank Esper
Measles was declared eliminated from the U.S. nearly 20 years ago – so how does it keep popping up, and why is it all over the news right now? Pediatric infectious disease specialist Frank Esper, MD, ...
13 Maalis 201933min
Living with Lupus with Dr. Emily Littlejohn
Unless you have lupus or know someone who does, you might not know much about this mysterious chronic condition that most often affects women. It’s when the immune system attacks itself, causing rashe...
6 Maalis 201923min
What’s Bugging Your Gut? Discussing Digestive Issues with Dr. Christine Lee
Constipation, hemorrhoids and bleeding – maybe not your favorite topics of conversation, but definitely good things to bring up to your doctor. Digestive problems are surprisingly common, and there's ...
27 Helmi 201935min
Shingles: What You Should Know About the Sequel to Chickenpox with Dr. Jeffrey Brown
If you had chickenpox as a kid, your rash probably went away within a week or two. But did you know that the virus that caused it is still latent in your body and can re-emerge later in life as shingl...
20 Helmi 201935min
