Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD

Guest: Robert Stanton, MD

Kidney disease is on the rise especially amongst diabetics. In this segment Nephrologist, Dr. Robert Stanton talks about the incidence and treatment of diabetic kidney disease.

Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD

Guest: Robert Stanton, MD

What is at the root of diabetes complications?Dr. Mark Nolan Hill interviews Dr. Robert Stanton on the chain of events caused by high glucose in the body.

Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD

Guest: David Sutherland, MD

Patients undergoing pancreatectomies are at risk for diabetes. Join host Dr. Mark Nolan Hill interview Dr. David Sutherland to learn how to minimize the risk of diabetes through islet cell transplants.

Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD

Guest: David Sutherland, MD

Join host Dr. Mark Nolan Hill in an interview with Dr. David Sutherland to learn about the pros and cons of pancreas transplant vs. islet cell transplant for patients with diabetes.

Host: Shira Johnson, MD

Guest: Antonio Ceriello, PhD

Dr. Shira Johnson interviews Dr. Antonio Ceriello from the International Diabetes Federation to share with us the new guidelines which will impact post prandial glucose control in your patients.

Host: Shira Johnson, MD

Guest: Antonio Ceriello, PhD

Dr. Antonio Ceriello, Professor of Diabetes and Endocrinology at Warwick University in the UK, is interviewed by Dr. Shira Johnson. Learn why monitoring your patients FBS is not enough to predict risks of continued hyperglycemia.

Host: Larry Kaskel, MD

Guest: John Spangler, MD

In this segment, Host Larry Kaskel interviews Dr. John Spangler about the relationship between smoking, cardiovascular disease and ED. Is there a correlation? What do your patients need to know?

Host: Larry Kaskel, MD

Guest: John Spangler, MD

Manganese, a trace element in our water supply that is neurotoxic at high doses. How much manganese is too much and what are the implications on human health? Find out in this segment as host Dr. Larry Kaskel interviews our guest Dr. John Spangler about the toxicity of Manganese.

Host: Paul Raeburn

Guest: David Christiani, MD

The era of genomic medicine has barely begun, but visionaries are already looking past the genome to the proteome and the metabolome. Genes were only the beginning of a revolution in medicine. We talk to the chairman of a new National Academy of Sciences report spelling out the critical importance of the new science of toxicogenomics--in which the interactions between genes and the environment become central. Cigarette smoking is the classic example: 90 percent of smokers do NOT get lung cancer. It takes the combination of tobacco smoke and the right (or wrong) genes to cause the disease. How can practicing physicians equip themselves to practice genomic medicine? Join host Paul Raeburn to find out.

Host: Susan Dolan, RN, JD

Guest: Doug Wojcieszak, MS

Guest: James Saxton, JD

Join James Saxton from Stevens & Lee law firm and Doug Wojcieszak, Founder of the Sorry Works! Coalition discuss their new book, Sorry Works! Disclosure, Apology and Relationships Prevent Medical Malpractice Claims.