In this episode, Dr. Usha Mantha leads a discussion focusing on health and lifestyle choices that can help with the management of peri-menopause & menopause.

In this episode, we are joined by Connor Stangler. He is the Head of Government Relations at Children's Mercy and will be leading a discussion giving aa general overview of how state legislation works, and some important topics and bills going into committee that can directly impact children's healthcare.

Dr. Ryan Enders, a general surgeon with BayCare discusses hernias and how robotic surgery is making their repair easier and faster for surgeons and patients.

Navigating through the emergency room, urgent care, and primary care visits, where to go, and when. Don’t delay your care but manage your care more efficiently and learn the importance of establishing a primary care physician.

In this episode, we hear from Jonathan Wheatley: he is a Lead Registered Cardiac Sonographer, and the Team Lead of Cardiac Diagnostics. He leads a discussion focusing on the different types of diagnostic tests offered at Riverside.

Sports is a major part of our lives. We enjoy seeing elite athletes compete for our favorite team. However, research has shown that injuries incurred during sports can impact an athlete's mental health.

Knowing if you have a medical condition is something that many of us have tried to figure out. Prisma Health physicians will give tips on how to know if you have Hemophilia.

El Dr. Bajaj (Director Médico del Servicio de Cirugía Metabólica y Bariátrica) nos habla del programa de estilo de vida, metabolismo y cirugía bariátrica. El nos explica qué ocurre en este tipo de cirugía, qué necesita saber cuando considera este tipo de cirugía y el apoyo que reciben los pacientes.

MU Health Care's head of orthopaedic surgery Dr. James Stannard explains how his expertise in the operating room positions him to bring world-class care to Mizzou athletes on the field and he shares what fuels his passion for serving on the sidelines.

Sore knees are a real pain, but there are things we can do keep our knees healthy and strong. Brenton Bohlig, M.D., shares what steps we can take today to prevent pain in the future.