Maggie McKay (Host): When a woman is pregnant, there’s so much to think about, and heart issues usually are not top of mind. But Dr. Nadine Montemarano, Associate Director of Clinical Cardiology, says you got
Amanda Wilde (Host): Effective primary care is beneficial for patients, families, and the community, but it’s fair to say that this essential branch of Medicine is often underutilized. Next, Dr. Matthew A. Weissman, Chair, Department
Maggie McKay (Host): When a woman is pregnant, there’s so much to think about, and heart issues usually are not top of mind. But Dr. Nadine Montemarano, Associate Director of Clinical Cardiology, says you got
Amanda Wilde (Host): Effective primary care is beneficial for patients, families, and the community, but it’s fair to say that this essential branch of Medicine is often underutilized. Next, Dr. Matthew A. Weissman, Chair, Department
With cancer, time is of the essence. Dr. Kevin Becker discusses the benefits of Rapid Assessment Service, a Maimonides program service that fast tracks cancer patients from diagnosis into treatment.
Sweating is a normal part of our body’s temperature regulation system but some people may experience an abnormal amount of excess sweating that isn’t necessarily related to heat or exercise. Dr. Jason Shaw discusses excessive sweating, possible treatment solutions, and more.
Listening to our children is essential in developing and maintaining a loving and trusting relationship with them and that’s never more true than when a child tells their parent that they are LGBTQIA+. Dr. Carole Filangieri discusses how difficult it can be for children to share this news as well as some tips on how to best respond to your children.
It certainly doesn’t sound very glamorous: gut health. But, if you look it up, you’ll be flooded with a sea of remedies to buy and try like liquids, powders, pills, and more to maintain good gut health. Dr. Ronnie Porat Jankelson reviews the basics of achieving good gut health and its benefits for our digestive system.
Those who identify as gender/sexual minorities are more likely to struggle with their mental health. Dr. Laurel Wright explores the correlation between the LGBQTA+ community and mental health as well as provides resources for those in need.
Stroke can be a complicated and scary topic, but it’s important to stay informed, especially about warning signs. Join us as Tony Wang and Dr. Sanskriti Mishra discuss new therapies and treatments, and what we understand about treating strokes is leading to improved outcomes.
