What’s the Buzz?
Barbara Phillips, MD (general neurologist) from the Clinical Neuroscience Institute discusses medical uses for cannabis.
Philosophy of Care for the MS Patient
Tracy Eicher, MD from the Clinical Neuroscience Institute discusses the shifts in philosophy of care for the multiple sclerosis patient.
What is the most significant thing that helps an athlete survive commotio cordis?
Premier Orthopedics’ Dr. Jeffrey Rayborn talks about the after-effects of commotio cordis.
How frequent is commotio cordis in athletics?
Dr. Jeffrey Rayborn discusses the risks of commotio cordis occurring in high school and college athletics.
How common is obesity?
Dr. McKenna discusses the prevalence of obesity.
Do all obese moms develop gestational diabetes?
Dr. McKenna discusses gestational diabetes in pregnant moms who are obese.
Is commotio cordis preventable?
Dr. Jeffrey Rayborn talks about some ways to protect against commotio cordis.
Does commotio cordis cause permanent damage to the heart?
Dr. Jeffrey Rayborn discusses how commotio cordis affects the hearts of high school and college athletes.
Should all athletes have more advanced cardiac screenings?
Dr. Sean Convery talks about why advanced heart screening is not appropriate for every athlete.
If an athlete does get a positive EKG, what are the next steps?
Dr. Jeffrey James talks about further heart testing for student athletes with a positive EKG.
Should all athletes have more advanced cardiac screenings prior to participating in athletics?
Dr. Jeffrey James talks about why advanced heart screening is not appropriate for every athlete.
How frequently should a cardiac screen and advanced cardiac testing be done?
Dr. Sean Convery talks more about heart screenings for high school and college athletes.