Host: Lauren Streicher, MD

Guest: Murray Favus, MD

Dr. Murray Favus, a Professor of Medicine at The University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, and director of The University of Chicago Bone Program discusses denosumab, zoledronic acid, oral calcium sensing receptor antagonists, and other emerging therapies for osteoporosis.

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD

Guest: Murray Favus, MD

Dr. Lauren Streicher speaks with Dr. Murray Favus, professor of medicine at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine and director of the University of Chicago Bone Disease Program, about managing patients who are not tolerating a bisphosphonate or who do not respond to bisphosphonate therapy.

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD

Guest: Murray Favus, MD

Dr. Lauren Striecher speaks to Dr. Murray Favus, a Professor of Medicine at The University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, and director of The University of Chicago Bone Program. They will discuss management of patients identified with osteoporosis.

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD

Guest: Rachel Brem, MD

Dr. Rachel Brem, the Director of mammaography at George Washington University Medical Center, discusses the role of digital mammography, plain film mammography, utlrasound, and MRI for primary screening of breast cancer.

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD

Guest: Rachel Brem, MD

Dr. Rachel Brem, director of mammaography at George Washington University Medical Center, discusses her recent work published in The Breast Journal regarding the role of breast- specific gamma imaging for women with equivocal mammographic findings.

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD

Guest: Richard Baer, MD

Psychiatrist Richard Baer, MD, author of Switching Time, discusses the impact of childhood sexual abuse on the development of adult psychiatric illness.

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD

Guest: Richard Baer, MD

Vast challenges present themselves in the diagnosis and treatment of multiple personality disorder. Dr. Richard Baer, the former president of the Illinois Psychiatric Society, discusses a particular case - involving one patient and her 17 different personalities - as the subject of his book, "Switching Time".

Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD

Guest: Arthur Klatsky, MD

Join Dr. Klatsky while he discusses the new findings on the relevance of Alcohol type as it relates to Breast Cancer.

Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD

Guest: Diljeet Singh, MD

Dr. Mazzullo and Dr. Singh discuss the genetic detection of ovarian cancer and the challenges it proposes.

Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD

Guest: Diljeet Singh, MD

Ovarian Cancer affects 1 in 70 women over their lifetimes. It is the #2 most common gynecological malignancy, yet 95% of women experience symptoms in the months before they receive diagnosis. What can we do to increase early detection of Ovarian Cancer?