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
Uncontrollable urine leakage is often called urinary incontinence or “leaky bladder” and it can affect anyone. Dr. Allison Polland discussed the causes of incontinence and ways that you can address it.
Like everyone else, kids are struggling. Even before the pandemic, at least over the last decade, mental health concerns have been on the rise for some time in kids. Join us as Dr. April Toure talks about what to look for and how to handle our children’s challenges.
Should I get a colon screening? Which one should I get? Join us as we talk with Dr. Yuriy Tsirlin who discusses the crucial role screening plays in preventing cancer, the types of colon screening, and why young people should pay close attention.
Spinal problems can happen anywhere on the spine and cause great discomfort in your neck, back, or extremities. Join Dr. Afshin Razi and Dr. John Houten as they discuss spinal conditions, when you should see a doctor, and the advanced spinal surgery techniques they use to treat patients.
Are you or a loved one ready to see a geriatrician? Dr. Barbara Paris discusses the complex medical and psychosocial needs of our seniors, and how geriatricians are uniquely equipped to deal with them.
Muscular dystrophy, inherited neuropathies, ALS are rare – but together potentially affect thousands of people in Brooklyn. In the US, patients often have to travel far to get care because there are no specialists nearby.
