Stay Safe Over the Holidays with Vaccines – Nandini Selvam PhD and Michelle Fiscus MD
https://youtu.be/J-Yqqmv9uQgAs we say at this time of year, Tis the Season! Tis the season for flu, pneumonia, RSV and COVID-19. Don’t let these illnesses ruin your end-of-year holidays and celebrations. The good news is vaccines help reduce the risk of severe illness, particularly for older adults who are at greater risk for complications and reduce […]
What is the BEST Nutrition for Your Baby – Lauren Manaker, RD
https://youtu.be/nR6kpeLV_yc For Moms and Dads, there is this concept of The First 1,000 Days. Do you know about this? It’s the time between conception and two years of age. Why is this time so important? Because the brain goes through the most development than at any other time during life. That makes nutrition vitally important. […]
Overactive Bladder – Is it Controlling Your Life? – Holly Robinson Peete
https://youtu.be/t4vy1hno3YQ Do you have to find a bathroom to go pee more often than you like? About 30% of men and 40% of women in the US have a condition that’s called Overactive Bladder, or OAB. The numbers may be much higher because a lot of people think this is just part of aging and don’t […]
Medicare in Trouble – Can Your Doctor Afford to See You – Bruce Scott MD – AMA President
https://youtu.be/NFwGKzD4ilY?si=sNY1guLdrdp7YF9I 68 million Americans are enrolled in Medicare, 90% of whom are over the age of 65. Medicare is a federal health insurance program that helps people pay for hospitalizations, physician services, prescription drugs, home and skilled nursing care and hospice care. Medicare expenditures are expected to double by 2030 with the aging of the […]
Lung Cancer Awareness – The Silent Killer – Luis Gadoy MD UC Davis Medical
https://youtu.be/zKN18mLPvak Which cancer causes the greatest number of deaths in the United States? If you guessed lung cancer, you’re right. We hear so little about lung cancer. Each year we lose about 130,000 people to lung cancer in the United States. That’s four times higher than colorectal and pancreatic cancer deaths, which average around 50,000 each year. And […]
The ADHD Brain – What is Really Going on Inside – Stephen V. Faraone PHD – The ADHD Evidence Project
The ADHD Brain – What is Really Going on Inside Stephen V. Faraone – The ADHD Evidence Project https://gotohealthmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/ADHD-Download-Promo-Horizontal-w-Dynamic-Titles-for-Website.mp4 If you want to understand the latest evidence-based information on Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD), fasten your seatbelt for this informative interview with internationally known ADHD Expert Stephen V. Faraone, PhD. He covers five important topics […]
Palliative Care and Advanced Care Planning – William Logan, MD Carelon Health
Palliative Care and Advanced Directives – William Logan MD, Carelon Health https://youtu.be/_Aui9F7fv1M Most of us have experienced a friend or relative who has been seriously ill. You know then that seriously ill patients often juggle many doctor visits, complicated medication schedules, and care instructions. They also experience a range of emotions that comes with navigating complex […]
Vein Disease and Varicose Veins – Thomas Doyle MD CVVA.care Beyond Podiatry
https://youtu.be/hJZRcLoLEhM Varicose veins and venous disease symptoms are under-diagnosed and under-treated. Why? Because the condition is slow in developing, and people accept the symptoms as part of life – varicose veins, spider veins, tired legs, restless legs. Venous disease can develop into poor blood flow and poor wound healing. It can be a big problem, […]
Endometrial Cancer Symptoms and Treatment – What to Do – Sharyn Lewin MD
https://youtu.be/vRO0SfUwjeIEndometrial cancer results in approximately 60,000 cases per year, primarily in post-menopausal women past the age of 60, though it can take place in younger patients, as we learn from survivor Kristen Foreman here. Sharyn Lewin, MD, Director of Gynecologic Oncology at the Holy Name Medical Regional Cancer Center in Teaneck, New Jersey, educates about […]
Is the FLU more Deadly than You Think? Leah Smith PharmD CDC GSK
https://youtu.be/GRBFoyCWKiQ Each year, the CDC reports more than 500,000 hospitalizations due to flu (influenza) and life-threatening complications, and 50,000 deaths. Flu season runs from September to May. It’s important you get vaccination each year. Why? Because the flu virus mutates frequently. Scientists survey what’s happening in the Southern Hemisphere during their winter, and prepares flu […]