After a year or more in social isolation, some are afraid to return to venture out and return to their former lives, despite being fully vaccinated. There is even a name for their experience:  “Cave Syndrome.”  What are signs and symptoms and what can you do to help yourself or a loved one?

Statistics show that alcohol consumption has increased during the pandemic.  Learn signs of alcohol or substance abuse and what steps you can take to help someone struggling with drugs or alcohol.

Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital offers the "Prevent T2" lifestyle change program,, a national diabetes prevention program approved by the CDC.

Blood donation is essential to maintaining our community’s health.  Currently there is a shortage of blood and platelets.  In this podcast we discuss how you can easily donate blood or platelets and why it's so important.

About a year ago Dr. Privett recorded a podcast o this topic.  When he recorded it there was no vaccine and not Delta variant.  Given the new circumstances we are in we asked Dr. Privett to provide an update on this topic.

We know that more and more people are returning to in-person work instead of WFH, and Dr. Michelena discusses returning to the Office amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

For someone suffering from a heart attack, prompt treatment is critical. Every minute of delay can result in additional damage to the heart.

Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital recently began offering a new minimally-invasive heart valve replacement procedure called TAVR for patients who qualify.

From the latest digital mammography and ultrasound detection, to state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment technologies, the Sheila R. Veloz Breast Center offers the advanced technologies you need to assure the best possible outcome.

Joining the show to discuss the importance of early and regular screenings for breast cancer, and the treatment options available at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital is Dr. Dortha Chu. She is a breast surgeon and a member of the medical staff at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital.

The most effective way to prevent colon cancer is to get colonoscopies as recommended.  Dr. Duldulao will discuss why this is important and the possible consequences of NOT getting regular screenings.