Faith Health & Home

EP. 117 - Almost time to “Fall Back” instead of Spring Ahead leaving us a bit tired of the change in timing and leading to trouble falling asleep. But for the millions who have trouble sleeping. Now new ideas from an unlikely expert may help.

Major Allison Brager, a U.S. Army Neuroscientist and sleep expert, joined me to discuss ways H2F aims to improve Soldier performance in the Army while sharing expert tips that everyday civilians can follow to sleep – and perform – like Soldiers do.

Recently celebrating a milestone birthday, successful wife and business mogul Tiffany Dorsey, Owner of Sugaz Kouture Boutique in St. Louis, MO. talks about living life 50 and fabulous, and how her faith-filled journey led to launching a booming fashion brand that empowers women to look and feel their best. She also shared advice on healthy aging, self-love and confidence, and her hottest store offerings and Holiday gift ideas for the season.

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EP. 115 - On this episode, Connie Stark, Fertility Outreach Coach and April Christina, patient advocate joined me to share more about their personal experiences from the perspective of a coach and an aspiring parent and how this new text-based platform may offer help to those struggling on their journey to parenthood.

EP. 114 - Did You Know that there are different types of the chronic skin disorder Psoriasis? And no one type of treatment works for everyone? On this episode, I am joined by Dermatologist Dr. April Armstrong, and Leah M. Howard, President & CEO of the National Psoriasis Foundation to talk about the challenges faced when living with Psoriasis, and a new once daily oral treatment option available to help people with Psoriasis manage their skin health better.

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**Originally interviewed on December 9, 2015,** Longtime Actress Tia Mowry-Hardict Joined me to share how she manages life as a busy mom, and her personal experiences with helping her family stay healthy, including getting annual flu vaccines. She also shared tips and resources for other moms to care for their families.

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EP. 112 - IS IT HOT IN HERE? Why you’re feeling the heat during menopause plus information and resources for October World Menopause Awareness Month with Dr. Mary Jane Minkin, OB/GYN and Clinical Professor in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences at the Yale University School of Medicine.

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EP. 111 - On this episode, Battalion Command Sergeant Major (CSM) Anthony L. Taylor of the U.S. Army Reserve joins me to discusses notable achievements of Hispanic Americans in the Army Reserve. He will also talk about his Peruvian heritage, his family’s proud history of service and his dedication to helping Soldiers reach their potential.

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EP. 110 - On this episode, I am joined by Father and son duo - Dr. Robert White and his entrepreneur son – Collin White to discuss the essential need for adaptive clothing for breast cancer patients and how it can help ease some of the stress and anxiety they and so many people feel as they recover from many types of conditions while empowering patients to look and feel their best.

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Guests: Dr. Robert White and Collin White, Founders of Stitches Medical and Tootles Adaptive Apparel for #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #breastcancerawareness

EP. 109 - Blood Cancer patients recently have been waiting for the medications they desperately need, due to current drug shortages. A new unique partnership is now helping to ease those challenges.

On this episode, I am joined by Abizer Gaslightwala, vice president, head of U.S. hematology and oncology at Jazz Pharmaceuticals and Dr. Rachel Rau, Assistant Professor at Baylor College of Medicine, to discuss some common causes and impacts of drug shortages, as well as unique approaches to collaboration during drug development to ensure reliable access to treatment for patients, specifically with certain rare forms of leukemia and lymphoma.

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EP. 108 - On this episode, I am joined by Dr. Andrea Bozoki, Board-certified neurologist and division chief and professor of memory and cognitive disorders at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; along with Susan Dickinson, CEO of the Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration (AFD) to share more about the most common form of Dementia among people under 60.

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