Influenza is a serious disease and every flu season is different. Taffy Creviston discusses what providers can expect from this years flu season. She shares the recent flu strains and the appropriate hospital restrictions to tackle what promises to be a nasty flu season.

Karen Wiarda, D.O. discusses heart health, the difference in heart disease presentation in women and men, and how best to counsel patients of the risk factors to be aware of and the ways to prevent heart disease.

Ron Brewer, PhD discusses the Physician Burnout Committee at Carle Foundation. He shares the symptoms of physician burnout, treatment options available and tips to prevent burnout from happening.

As physicians face increased administrative responsibilities and reduced time delivering direct patient care, the stress of it all can lead to physician burnout.Andy Arwari, M.D shares his story and how through resources available at The Carle foundation Hospital, he was able to take the necessary steps to overcome it and to avoid getting burnt out again.

Juan Jimenez, M.D. discusses the importance of physicians engaging in a regular physical fitness program and the many benefits of The Carle Fitness Center for employees.

Mickey Trockel, MD, PhD, Director of Scholarship and Health Promotion for the Stanford School of Medicine WellMD Center, discusses healthcare provider burnout, his experience as a researcher at Stanford in this field and what organizations and providers can do to address and/or prevent burnout.

Beverly London, MD, discusses the latest updates on the status of women's health in this country and how providers can help a women to be her own best health advocate.

Aubrey Hudson, PA discusses Cervical Dysplasia. She shares risk factors, the latest screening guidelines and the treatment options available for the management of Cervical Dysplasia.

Leon Plowright, M.D discusses urinary incontinence in women, the latest treatment options and how providers should take an active approach to help start the discussion that some women are too embarrassed to bring up.