Talk With A Doc

On this Wellness Brief episode, Jennifer Semenza is joined by Christa Arguinchona, Registered Nurse and Manager of the Special Pathogens Program at Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane, Washington. We’re diving headfirst into the petri dish of trending viruses, infectious intrigue and the occasional microbial plot twist. So, buckle up, wash your hands and let’s get informed. For more information and resources: Providence Special Pathogens Program-Sacred Heart Medical CenterUS Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

We’re diving into the fascinating world of sports medicine for non-professional athletes and those of us who lace up our sneakers for the sheer joy of movement. You don’t need a gold medal to be a champion in your own fitness journey, so whether you’re a weekend warrior, a lunch-break jogger, high school athlete or a neighborhood soccer enthusiast, this podcast is your guide to sideline medicine, preventing injuries and performing at your personal best. Host Jennifer Semenza speaks with Dr. Michael Erickson, Director of the Swedish Sports Medicine Fellowship Program in Seattle in Seattle, WA. He is also the Head Team Physician for the WNBA Seattle Storm and the NCAA Div. I Seattle University Redhawk’s.So, grab your water bottle, lace up those sneakers, and let’s explore the intersection of science, sweat and sheer determination. Because whether you’re chasing a personal record or just chasing your dog at the park, your active life deserves top-notch care.For more information and resources, visit: Swedish Spine + Sports Medicine

Prostate cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer death in American men, however it’s important to note that prostate cancer is treatable, and we can reduce the number of men being diagnosed with it. Jennifer Semenza speaks with Dr. Ramkishen Narayanan, Urologist and Urological Oncologist from the Center of Urologic Health at the Disney Family Cancer Center in Burbank, California which is affiliated with Providence Saint John’s Medical Center. Join us as we dive into the cutting-edge developments that are reshaping the landscape of prostate cancer prevention and treatment and bringing awareness to the importance of screenings, risk factors, prevention measures and reducing the shame and stigma in talking with your doctor about symptoms you might be experiencing.Disney Family Cancer CenterDr. Ramkishen NarayananMusic from Blue Dot Sessions

Racial disparities in the health system have existed for years and we are beginning to understand them better in order to create equitable health outcomes. In this episode, Rick Malambri speaks with James Simmons, DNP about his experience as a Black health care provider and some of the cultural challenges he has encountered while practicing medicine. Dr. James shares his insight on common racial disparities, why they exist, and advice for consumers to advocate for their health.You can find Rick Malambri on Instagram at @RickMalambri and Dr. James Simmons on Instagram at @askthenp and https://www.askthenp.com/His Health is sponsored by Boston Scientific and produced by Providence. For more information about treatments available for ED and BPH visit www.edcure.org and www.treatmybph.com.Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the His Health podcast to hear more important topics on men's health!!

Getting past the superhero syndrome can be tough for men when it comes to caring for their health. Part of being strong and capable for the long term means understanding and addressing all aspects of health, including physical and mental wellness. This discussion breaks down men's medical needs into actionable steps to keep them healthy at every age.His Health is sponsored by Boston Scientific and produced by Providence. For more information about treatments available for ED and BPH visit www.edcure.org and www.treatmybph.com.Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the His Health podcast to hear more important topics on men's health!!

In this week's episode, host Rick Malambri speaks with a past patient that was treated for erectile dysfunction and is a penile implant recipient. He tells us his story about why he made the decisions he did, how he feels about it now and some of the things you may want to know if you're dealing with the same issues.You can find Rick Malambri on Instagram at @RickMalambri and Providence at @providencehealthsystem.His Health is sponsored by Boston Scientific and produced by Providence. For more information about treatments available for ED and BPH visit www.edcure.org and www.treatmybph.com.Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the His Health podcast to hear more important topics on men's health!!

Host Rick Malambri speaks with Dr. Daniel Getz of Sacred Heart Medical Center about low testosterone. What it means for you, what might be causing it and what you can do about it.You can find Rick Malambri on Instagram at @RickMalambri and Providence at @providencehealthsystem.His Health is sponsored by Boston Scientific and produced by Providence. For more information about treatments available for ED and BPH visit www.edcure.org and www.treatmybph.com.Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the His Health podcast to hear more important topics on men's health!!

In this episode of His Health, host Rick Malambri speaks with Dr. Daniel Getz of Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center about cardiac health for men. His Health is sponsored by Boston Scientific and produced by Providence. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the His Health podcast to hear more important topics on men's health!You can find Rick Malambri on Instagram at @RickMalambri and Providence at @providencehealthsystem.His Health is sponsored by Boston Scientific and produced by Providence. For more information about treatments available for ED and BPH visit www.edcure.org and www.treatmybph.com.

In this episode of His Health, host Rick Malambri speaks with Dr. Daniel Getz of Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center about nutrition and whole body healt for men. His Health is sponsored by Boston Scientific and produced by Providence. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the His Health podcast to hear more important topics on men's health!You can find Rick Malambri on Instagram at @RickMalambri and Providence at @providencehealthsystem.His Health is sponsored by Boston Scientific and produced by Providence. For more information about treatments available for ED and BPH visit www.edcure.org and www.treatmybph.com.

Host Rick Malambri speaks with Dr. James Kuan about prostate cancer-signs, symptoms and treatments. You can find Rick Malambri on Instagram at @RickMalambri and Providence at @providencehealthsystem.His Health is sponsored by Boston Scientific and produced by Providence. For more information about treatments available for ED and BPH visit www.edcure.org and www.treatmybph.com.Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the His Health podcast to hear more important topics on men's health!!

In this episode of His Health, host Rick Malambri speaks with Urologist, Dr. James Kuan of Providence Swedish in Seattle about enlarged prostate, or BPH. We learn what enlarged prostate is, what it means for men's health, causes, and different treatments.You can find Rick Malambri on Instagram at @RickMalambri and Providence at @providencehealthsystem.His Health is sponsored by Boston Scientific and produced by Providence. For more information about treatments available for ED and BPH visit www.edcure.org and www.treatmybph.com.Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the Talk With A Doc and His Health podcasts to hear more important topics on men's health!!

In this episode of His Health, host Rick Malambri speaks with Urologist, Dr. James Kuan of Swedish in Seattle about erectile dysfunction. They discuss the causes of ED, different treatments and how it's much more common in men than you might realize.You can find Rick Malambri on Instagram at @RickMalambri and Providence at @providencehealthsystem.His Health is sponsored by Boston Scientific and produced by Providence. For more information about treatments available for ED and BPH visit www.edcure.org and www.treatmybph.com.Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the Talk With A Doc and His Health podcasts to hear more important topics on men's health!!

Host Rick Malambri speaks with Urologist, Dr. James Kuan of Providence Swedish in Seattle about the basics of men's health. What check-ups and health screenings men need and when they need them.You can find Rick Malambri on Instagram at @RickMalambri and Providence at @providencehealthsystem.His Health is sponsored by Boston Scientific and produced by Providence. For more information about treatments available for ED and BPH visit www.edcure.org and www.treatmybph.com.Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the Talk With A Doc and His Health podcasts to hear more important topics on men's health!!

Let's talk about Parkinson’s Disease. Many of you could be familiar with this neurological disorder through high profile people like Michael J. Fox, who are open about their challenges with the condition. Our conversation today will focus on how it affects the body, who’s at risk for developing the disorder and what new research is being developed for treatments. Dr. Melita Petrossian, a fellowship-trained neurologist and the medical director of the Pacific Movement Disorders Center at Providence Saint John’s Health Center joins host Jennifer Semenza to help us learn more about navigating this neurological condition. For more information and resources visit: Pacific Movement Disorders Center (Providence Pacific Neuroscience Institute)Providence Neuroscience InstituteAmerican Parkinson Disease Association (affiliate with Providence)The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's ResearchParkinson's Community Los Angeles (support groups and events local to Southern California)The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research-Join a Research StudyClinicaltrials.govParkinson FoundationRock Steady Boxing Dancing through Parkinson’s Ping Pong for Good

Dr. Todd Carran, an addiction specialist from Providence, speaks with host Jennifer Semenza about nicotine pouches. We’ll dive into the facts and health risks associated with this increasingly popular alternative to traditional tobacco products.

Roughly half the people on the planet have the potential to experience menopause. It’s a natural part of aging but it’s also been a taboo topic that many people, including some in the medical field, don’t know how to discuss. Host Jennifer Semenza is joined by Angela Westfall. She’s a board-certified nurse midwife who works collaboratively with OB/GYN physicians at Covenant Health to provide evidence-based quality gynecologic care to the women in the Lubbock, Texas community. Listen to an honest, open conversation on what it means to navigate the menopause maze.For more information and resources:Providence/Covenant Gynecology The North American Menopause SocietyThe 'Pause LifeFind a Menopause PractitionerEndocrine Society-MenopauseSWAN Study

Jennifer Semenza speaks with Dr. Robin Henderson, Chief Executive Behavioral Health for Providence about stress brought on by having a to-do list that feels overwhelming and how to prioritize minimizing your stress and anxiety.

Join us as we dive into the transformative stage of menopause and how it affects our mental health. Host Anna Nguyen, LFMT at Providence St. Joseph Mission Heritage Medical Group and Marie Fowler, MSW, LCSW, Therapist + Program Manager at St. Mary's High Desert Medical Group, discuss the emotional and mental changes women experience during the life-altering transition of menopause, from peri to post.

Spring is here, and with it arrives a wave of seasonal allergies! Host Jennifer Semenza joins Dr. Goutam Shome to discuss how to differentiate between allergies and colds, identify seasonal allergy triggers, and explore effective prevention and management strategies. Learn how to navigate changing seasons and find relief from those pesky symptoms. Understanding seasonal allergies and seeking treatment can significantly improve your quality of life during allergy season.Featured Speaker: Goutam Shome, MD, an expert in the field of allergies and immunology at Covenant Medical Group, a full clinical professor at Texas Tech university Health Sciences Center, both in Lubbock, Texas, and Diplomate of the American Board of Allergy & Immunology.For more information and resources, visit: Providence or Covenant Health

Host Jennifer Semenza sits down with Dr. Seth Workentine, substance use expert from Providence Alaska, speaks about alcohol use disorder. He helps us understand what alcohol use disorder is, what alcohol does to your body when you consume it in excess or over a long period of time, and how it matters to your health.If you or someone you know needs assistance with or more information about alcohol and/or substance use, visit: Alcoholics Anonymous

Host Jennifer Semenza speaks with Dr. Seth Workentine, counselor, and a substance disorder expert from Providence Alaska, talks about the basics of alcohol consumption in this short podcast. You will learn what alcohol is, what it does to your body when you consume it and how it matters to your health.If you or someone you know needs assistance with or more information about alcohol and/or substance use, visit: Alcoholics Anonymous

Brendan Hooley and Dr. Marc Horton, executive medical director of surgical services, surgical chair, and attending surgeon at Providence Swedish Surgical Specialists, discuss an exciting and groundbreaking procedure in the field of liver cancer treatment, called histotripsy. We cover what this treatment is, how it compares to more traditional liver cancer treatments and the impact it may have on cancer treatments in the future. You don't want to miss this fascinating conversation.For more information and resources visit or call:Liver Cancer | Swedish – Find information on histotripsy treatment at the bottom of the page at this link.Providence Swedish makes history with histotripsy – Swedish blog articleCall 206-386-6959 for more information on histotripsy treatment.

"I liken it to Gilligan's Island. It's a 3-hour tour." - Tonny Lee, MD-Gastroenterology, Providence Little Company of MaryListen to our new episode of Talk With a Doc as we discuss the life-saving importance of colorectal cancer screenings with Dr. Tonny Lee and Dr. Eugene Yoon, gastroenterologists with Providence. Our medical experts unpack everything you need to know: from when to get screened to the latest advancements in early detection. Don't forget to subscribe on your favorite podcast platforms for new episodes with Providence experts on your health and wellness!For more information and resources visit: ProvidenceProvidence Cancer InstituteTonny M. Lee, MD | Gastroenterology at Little Company of Mary | Torrance, CA (providence.org) Eugene J. Yoon, MD | Gastroenterology at St. Jude Medical Group | Fullerton, CA (psjhmedgroups.org)

Talk With A Docs: Wellness Brief sat down with Dr. Nancy Isenberg, a neurologist and the medical director of the Center for Healthy Aging. Dr. Isenberg also serves as the medical director of Providence's women's brain health program. In our discussion, we delved into the topic of primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia, which have been making headlines due to recent diagnoses of two well-known personalities, Bruce Willis and Wendy Williams. We sought out Dr. Isenberg to address the pressing questions we knew you would be curious about.If you would like additional information on primary progressive aphasia or frontotemporal dementia, here are the links to a couple of organizations Dr. Isenberg mentioned in our conversation with her.Homepage - The National Aphasia AssociationAFTD - The Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration (theaftd.org)

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Our host, Mary Renouf, is joined by Dr. Emily Morgan, who has a PhD in Psychology and specializes in working with children, parents, and families. In this conversation we get a better understanding of autism spectrum disorder, how to recognize signs in children and adults, what that looks like for the person with autism and the people around them and caring for them. We also discuss the difference in how we view this condition today in comparison to years ago. What we’ve learned, how it affects the family dynamic and how we make a safe space for individuals with autism and make that individual a part of the process of creating that safe space.Resources:ProvidenceProvidence Children's Development Institute Providence Boyden Family Autism Center-Everett, WACDC Learn the Signs. Act Early.

"A patient's not their illness. A patient is a patient, and they have an experience with an illness, and that's part of their journey, but that's not all of it." - Dr. David JenkinsAs part of our continuing Let's Finish Cancer series, Mary Renouf and Dr. David Jenkins, Radiation Oncologist at Joe Arrington Cancer Research and Treatment Center in Lubbock, Texas, discuss the whole person approach to cancer and what that means for both the doctor and the cancer patient. For more resources, visit:Providence Cancer InstituteJoe Arrington Cancer Research and Treatment CenterDavid Jenkins, MD - LinkedIn ProfileMary Renouf - LinkedIn Profile

As part of our Let's Finish Cancer series, Mary Renouf and Dr. Gabriel Axelrud, Medical Director of Radiation Oncology at Joe Arrington Cancer Research and Treatment Center in Lubbock, Texas, discuss cancer prevention. While some cancers are genetic, others are related to lifestyle and steps can be taken to lower risk and Dr. Axelrud gives information and advice on what those steps are.For more resources, visit: Providence Cancer InstituteJoe Arrington Cancer Research and Treatment Center Gabriel Axelrud, MD - LinkedIn ProfileMary Renouf - LinkedIn Profile

As part of our Let's Finish Cancer series, Mary Renouf speaks with Dr. Melanie Goldfarb, a fellowship-trained endocrine surgeon and oncologist specializing in minimal access surgery for thyroid, parathyroid and adrenal tumors and one of the first physicians on the west coast to offer radio-frequency ablation of thyroid nodules. They discuss thyroid nodules, thyroid cancer and its different treatments.For more information and resources, visit: Providence at ⁠providence.org⁠Provience Saint John's Cancer Institute at ⁠saintjohnscancer.orgAnd to listen and subscribe to our Let's Finish Cancer series here:

Mary Renouf speaks with Dr. Angelena Crown, a breast surgeon that specializes in oncoplastic surgery from Providence Swedish in Seattle, Washington, and they're talking breast cancer and what you need to know now. We’ll discuss the epidemiology of breast cancer, equity in care and update you on the newest information on breast cancer screenings and surgery.

Let's talk mental health and loneliness. In this episode of Talk With A Doc, Mary Renouf, VP of Community Engagement and Patient Communication at Providence, is joined by Anna Nguyen, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist for the Behavioral Health and Primary Care Integration program for Providence St. Joseph Mission Heritage Medical Group to discuss the impact of loneliness on our mental health, the difference between loneliness and isolation and tips for feeling less lonely, especially at this time of year.

Today we’re talking virus protection and what you need to know about colds, flu, RSV and Covid. We’ll go over how to tell the difference between the viruses we're all trying to avoid, symptoms for each, facts and myths, and tricks to not getting sick as we head into the colder season. Ariana Lake, a Communications Manager at Providence is joined by Dr. Robert Lichfield, a doctor of family medicine from the Providence Urgent Care Center in Spokane for this important conversation on staying well and keeping you and your family healthy.For more information and resources:ProvidenceProvidence Flu ShotsRSV, Flu + Covid: What You Need to Know-Blog ArticleRobert Lichfield, DOAriana Lake's LinkedIn Profile

At Providence, we know the health and well-being of your children are the most important thing, and today we're focusing on pediatric respiratory illnesses. What conditions fall under that classification, how they may affect members of your family, and then tips and treatments for them. Mary Renouf is joined by two pediatric pulmonologists from the Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane, Dr. Alma Chavez and Dr. Stanley Lee for this important discussion on how to keep our kids breathing well.

Providence’s Well Being Trust is encouraging individuals to have anxiety and depression check-ups during their next annual exam and supporting patients in asking their providers for mental health check-ups. In this episode, Well Being Trust CEO, Dr. Arpan Waghray, discusses the importance of receiving a mental health check-up, the impact it can make in care, and where individuals can receive one. Learn more about the benefits of having a mental health check-up: https://wellbeingtrust.org/blogs/5-benefits-of-receiving-a-mental-health-check-up-and-how-you-can-ask-for-one/

In this informative podcast, Allison Molinski, certified nurse midwife at Providence Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo, California, sits down with Providence’s Ariana Lake to discuss the value midwives provide during a family’s pregnancy journey. As you think about your birth plan, this podcast will provide answers to key questions such as what is a midwife? What are the differences between midwives, doulas and OBGYNs? What services do midwives provide? And is using a midwife safe? Listen and decide what’s right for you and your growing family.For more information and resources as you begin your pregnancy journey, visit Providence.org/Services/Maternity.Providence Mission ViejoProvidence Midwifery CareAriana Lake's LinkedInMission Hospital LinkedIn

Immunizations are an important part of keeping children of all ages healthy and safe from virus and disease. In this episode, Allie Hyams, Sr. Communications Manager at Providence, speaks with Elizabeth Meade, MD, Providence-Swedish expert for Pediatrics and newborn medicine. They discuss what you as a parent or caregiver should know about vaccination schedules, safety, updates, and what to expect for the approaching season of colds, flu, RSV and Covid-19. For more information and resources:ProvidenceProvidence Flu ShotsProvidence Resources for Kidshealthychildren.org - American Academy of PediatricsVaccine Education Center - Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaAllie Hyams - LinkedIn PageElizabeth Meade, MD - LinkedIn Page

In the final installment of our 4-part mini-series on genetics and genomics, Sandra Brown, Regional Manager of Providence Genetics in California and Carol Ko, Genetics Counselor Supervisor at Providence St. Joseph Hospital, discuss all things genetics, including how AI technology, complex data management, clinical trials and sequencing innovation is rapidly changing the landscape of this life saving field of medicine. Listen as our experts break down these complex topics into relevant and easy to understand ways that help you understand how the industry’s innovation is not only dramatically benefitting patient care right now, but how it is getting us closer to a cancer-free world faster than ever. Be sure to tune in and listen to the previous episodes of this four-part series on genetics and genomics or subscribe to have the latest episode delivered to your favorite podcast platform.Providence Genetics and Genomics ServicesProvidence Cancer Institute of Orange CountySandra Brown's LinkedIn Carol Ko's LinkedIn

In this third installment of our genetics 4-part mini-series, Sandra Brown, Regional Manager of Providence Genetics in California, sits down with Dillon van den Berg, Certified Genetic Counselor at Providence Mission Hospital, to discuss the wide range of genetic cancer tests as well as their implementation and purpose. From germline tests to liquid biopsy and pathology, the extensive assortment of tests used today directly impact patient care and outcomes; whether preventive or diagnostic. Listen as our experts dive into this fascinating behind the scenes look at cutting edge applications of genetic testing now and learn more about how tests will continue to evolve in the future.Be sure to tune in and listen to the remaining episodes of this four-part series on genetics and genomics or subscribe to have the latest episode delivered to your favorite podcast platform.**Episode #4, The Future of Genetics in Clinical Care, will release on Wednesday, August 23**For more information and resources, visit:Providence Genetics and Genomics ServicesProvidence Cancer Institute of Orange CountySandra Brown's LinkedInDillon van den Berg's LinkedIn

In this second installment of our genetics 4-part mini-series, Sandra Brown, Regional Manager of Providence Genetics in California, sits down with Danielle Williams, Certified Genetic Counselor at Providence St. Joseph Orange, to discuss genetic testing and counseling, and why Providence’s novel genetics services are industry leaders when it comes to delivering easy access to life-changing care. Listen in as our experts discuss how these programs have broken down barriers and expanded how genetics is used in everyday care.Be sure to tune in and listen to the remaining episodes of this four-part series on genetics and genomics or subscribe to have the latest episode delivered to your favorite podcast platform. **Episode #3, Genetics: Accessible Genetic Testing + Services, will release on Tuesday, August 22.For more information and resources, visit:Providence Genetics and Genomics ServicesProvidence Cancer Institute of Orange CountySandra Brown's LinkedIn Danielle Williams' LinkedIn

In the first of this informative four-part mini-series, Sandra Brown, Regional Manager of Providence Genetics in California, sits down with Amanda de Leon, Certified Genetic Counselor at Providence St. Jude Medical Center, to break down the myths surrounding the innovative field of genetics and genomics. With the number of at-home tests, and family history quizzes widely available, people, now more than ever, have inconsistent information about how genetics works as well as how it impacts them and their loved ones. Listen as our experts tackle what you think you know and help identify several barriers - from financial barriers to personal beliefs and diversity barriers - that ultimately factor into your understanding of genetics.Be sure to tune in and listen to the remaining episodes of this four-part series on genetics and genomics or subscribe to have the latest episode delivered to your favorite podcast platform. **Episode #2, Genetics + Innovation: Accessible Genetic Testing and Services, will release on Thursday, August 17.** For more information and resources on the Providence Genetics program, visit: Providence Genetics and Genomics ServicesProvidence Cancer Institute of Orange CountySandra Brown LinkedIn Amanda DeLeon LinkedIn

"Listen to your body, and take breaks to cool down and hydrate, especially in the hot weather." -Dr. Daniel GetzOn this episode of Talk With A Doc, we've invited back Dr. Daniel Getz to speak with Mary Renouf on the basics of summer safety. We discuss how to take care in the heat, what to do around water and in the sun, treating bug bites and more. A must listen as we head into the summer season! For more information and resources, visit: ProvidenceProvidence Sacred Heart Medical CenterDr. Daniel Getz's LinkedIn ProfileMary Renouf's LinkedIn Profile

Kathy Maurer, director of marketing and communications for the Providence Inland Northwest Foundation and Dr. Brian Simmerman, division chief, general pediatrics for Providence Medical Group in Spokane, WA discuss what you need to know about the Covid vaccine for children under 5. You will hear information about what's different about this vaccine, why it's safe for young children and the importance of getting your kids vaccinated. For more information and resources, visit: https://coronavirus.providence.org/

James Simmons of @asktheNP and Dr. Daniel Getz, Chief Medical Officer at Sacred Heart Medical Center speak about men's health-the importance of check-ups, screenings, staying active and eating well for both wellness and disease prevention. For more information and resources, visit: providence.orgAnd you can find Dr. James at https://www.instagram.com/askthenp/

Shaina Hicks, Manager for Cardiac and Pulmonary Services at Providence St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Medical Center and Laura Wambold, Lead Exercise Physiologist, Cardiopulmonary Rehab at Providence St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Medical Center discuss how many have had difficulty keeping up with their old fitness routines, post Covid and methods for getting back to some semblance of a "normal" fitness routine.

Lisa Arnold, Stroke Program Coordinator at Providence Saint John’s Health Center and Dr. Reza Bavarsad Shahripour, Vascular Neurologist at Providence Saint John’s Health Center Neurovascular and Stroke Center discuss what you need to know about strokes and how to reduce your risk of having a stroke. For more information and resources, visit: providence.org*Originally published 8/26/22

In today's episode, we discuss how stress can affect your gut health and methods for avoiding stress and treating the issue. For more information and resources, visit: providence.org

Dr. James Bowen, Medical Director of the Multiple Sclerosis Center at the Providence Swedish Neuroscience Institute, speaks with patient Katie Yusuf about her journey with multiple sclerosis.

In honor of American Heart Month Niki Strealy Registered Dietician & Nutritionist and Kailey Proctor Oncology Dietician discuss how diet can improve heart health.

Heart failure is a broad term to describe a number of conditions in which the heart is not functioning properly. In this episode, Host Dr. James Beckerman is joined by fellow cardiologists Dr. Jacob Abraham and Dr. Joshua Remick during American Heart Month to discuss what heart failure is and what it isn't.

Shaina Hicks is joined by fellow Clinical Exercise Physiologist's Shelly Schmidt and Laura Wambold as they discuss the cardiac and pulmonary rehab program at St. Luke's Rehabilitation Center located in Spokane, WA. Individuals who have had a heart event or heart procedure are eligible for cardiac rehab, a supervised exercise and education program. Individualized okans are created to include goals such as; exercise, nutrition, emotional health, smoking cessation, etc. Listen now to learn more about this program!