When you feel chest pain, it’s difficult to know if it’s a serious issue or something minor. Dr. Sujith Kalathiveetil, Duly cardiologist, covers everything from common types of chest pain to heart attack symptoms, as well as how to determine if you are experiencing a medical emergency.

Dr. Bianca Williams shares expert advice on keeping newborns safe and comfortable during winter. From dressing your baby properly to recognizing signs of overheating or being too cold, Dr. Williams shares valuable tips and tricks to ensure your little one stays cozy and healthy all season long.

Listen in while we explore the world of clinical trials and their crucial role in advancing medicine. In this episode, Dr. Boddipalli explains what clinical research is and why it’s so important, shedding light on how it drives the development of new treatments and improves existing therapies. He speaks to the intricate process of designing and conducting clinical trials, offering insights into the meticulous planning and execution. This episode also provides a detailed overview of the various phases of clinical trials, from initial safety assessments to large-scale efficacy studies, outlining the goals and significance of each phase. In addition, Dr. Boddipalli speaks to the role of placebos in trials, including their ethical considerations and how they help researchers assess treatment effectiveness.

Weight management medications have captured the attention of many individuals, sparking widespread interest in their relevance and effectiveness.
In this episode, Dr. Zaid Jabbar gives a thorough history of weight management medications, explains how doctors create weight management plans for their patients, and addresses commonly asked questions.

Listen in as we explore the critical intersection of genetics and breast cancer with Lauren O’Connor, a nurse practitioner in our high-risk breast clinic. Genetic testing goes beyond predicting risk; it empowers individuals with the knowledge crucial for early detection and proactive management. This episode highlights the various types of genetic testing available today, explains why some individuals are at higher risk due to their genetic makeup, and prevention strategies, underscoring the significance of early intervention and lifestyle modifications in reducing cancer risks.

Join us as we learn all about urge incontinence. Dr. Craig Smith addresses pressing questions about how certain behaviors impact this condition and dives into the specific conditions that tend to lead to urge incontinence. Discover how patients are be diagnosed, the latest advancements in available treatment options and hear valuable insights from Dr. Craig Smith about regaining control over urge incontinence.

Join Dr. Anne Schreiber, obstetrician/gynecologist at Duly Health and Care, as she debunks common myths about menopause, provides advice for those approaching menopause and reveals how lifestyle choices shape this journey. She also shares the truth about the symptoms of menopause including weight gain, hormonal changes, sexual function and the facts about natural remedies and medical treatments.

With melanoma cases increasing, knowledge becomes our greatest shield against skin cancer. Listen in as Dr. Ainah Tan shares invaluable insights into skin health, from decoding the ABCDE's of detecting skin cancer, to the importance of regular screenings and self-examination.

According to the Melanoma Research Foundation, melanoma rates in the United States have doubled since 1982. Listen in as dermatologist, Dr. James Herrmann, talks about melanoma including how it can appear on areas of the body that are not exposed to the sun, the risk factors of developing melanoma earlier in life, what you can do to help prevent the development of melanoma, and more.

Some foods can trigger strong reactions like allergies and inflammation while other foods contain powerful medicinal and protective qualities. Duly Health and Care's Culinary Medicine Program is ded­i­cat­ed to guid­ing patients in the right direc­tion when it comes to tak­ing charge and own­er­ship of their health and well­ness. Learn­ing along­side board-cer­ti­­fied culi­nary med­i­cine physi­cians, licensed dieti­cians, and sea­soned chefs, patients obtain first-hand knowl­edge of how the right foods can serve as medicine. Join us as we talk about the concept of food as medicine with Dr. David Dungan and two of his culinary medicine patients, Janet Green and Chrissy Filskov.