Cardiologist, Dr. Kevin Campbell, has a few small and fun lifestyle changes that you could incorporate into your day-to-day routine that might get you on the road to heart health.
New information about a form of MS called active secondary progressive multiple sclerosis, and a new treatment option from Dr. Regina Berkovich and Paula, who’s been living with both MS and SPMS for many years.
Patients with autoimmune diseases are at higher risk for severe complications of COVID-19 which means that social distancing guidelines may be in place for autoimmune patients longer than the general public, joining me with information about a new online platform to offer personalized resources and unite patients with Myasthenia Gravis in a time of social distancing, Dr. Ericka Greene, Program Director, Neurology Residency and Neuromuscular Medicine Residence, Houston Methodist Hospital in Houston, Texas and Rachel Higgins, patient and Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America Community Leader, from Austin, Texas.
Beauty expert, Mercedes Sanchez, has her favorite summer beauty fixes; Dr. Regina Berkovich and Paula, who’s been living with both MS and SPMS for many years have information about a form of MS called active secondary progressive multiple sclerosis, and a new treatment option; Financial advisor, Michael Oana, has some of the most common issues that people face when seeking financial advice; Cardiologist, Dr. Kevin Campbell, has a few small and fun lifestyle changes that you could incorporate into your day-to-day routine that might get you on the road to heart health.
Dr. Cherian Karunapuzha, the medical director of the Meinders Center for Movement Disorders has the signs and symptoms of TD and the impact that it has on patients and loved ones
Cynthia Fletes and her friend, Mama Lucy, who’s 82 years young and grandma to 19 join me to talk about Cox Communications One Call a Day volunteer program how the program has made a positive impact on their lives. Dr. Cherian Karunapuzha, the medical director of the Meinders Center for Movement Disorders has the signs and symptoms of TD and the impact that it has on patients and loved ones.Dr. Tanya Brown Giammanco, Managing Director of Research at IBHS, has information about common roofing scams and what you can do to help fight and stop the criminals who commit them. Jennifer Petersen, workplace solutions expert for the Hon Company shows us what the traditional office setting will likely look when employees return to work.
Dr. Cherian Karunapuzha discusses the impact of Tardive Dyskinesia (TD) and how it can cause physical changes that may lead to functional and emotional changes.
Dr. Jay Shubrook, is a board certified Family Physician and a Fellowship Trained Diabetologist.He provides clinical care at Solano County Family Health Services and NorthBay Diabetes and Endocrine Center and Director of Clinical Research and Diabetes Services, Touro University California, College of Osteopathic Medicine. We talk about COVID, diabetes and testing.
Jeffrey Welser, the vice president and lab director for IBM Research, and Melissa King, Top Chef finalist join me to talk about how IBM technology called “5 in 5” is going to combat the faults of the food supply chain over the next five years. Restaurateur Bricia Lopez, tells us how a simple glass of milk each day could have your body reaping all the benefits and if you live in California, how the benefits of drinking milk now extend beyond the body. Doctor Evan Zahn, Director of the Congenital Heart Program at Cedars-Sinai’s Smidt Heart Institute, who implanted the world’s first and only device approved specifically for premature babies to treat a serious heart condition called PDA, he is joined by Anthony Daly whose baby Tony was born prematurely with this heart defect. Dr. Jens Hillengass, Chief of Myeloma at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center joins me with information about a recent FDA-approved immunotherapy combination for certain adults with multiple myeloma
The current pandemic has upended so many aspects of everyday life, but for people considering pregnancy or already pregnant, those changes can feel even more overwhelming. Women’s health expert and genetic counsellor Julia Wilkinson has some specific steps you and your partner can do during this time while you’re at home to make sure you’re ready for your next appointment – either via telemedicine or in person.
