Dr. Miles Sugar talks about peripheral arterial disease (PAD) symptoms and treatment options. PAD is primarily caused by the buildup of plaque in the arteries, especially in the legs, causing leg pain, discomfort, or cramping due to a decrease in blood flow to the legs and feet.

Breast cancer is the number one type of cancer in the US and the second leading cause of death. Dr. Karen Berken, OBGYN with Willis Knighton, talks about the importance of annual breast exams and creating awareness for breast cancer.

Dr. Wyche T. Coleman III and Dr. Christopher Shelby are both ophthalmologists with Willis Knighton Eye Institute. They discuss cataract surgery and surgical interventions for improving eye sight, the importance of kids being outdoors and away from screens, and what to do when you don't achieve the result you wanted from surgery.

Board certified rheumatologist, Dr. Robert Goodman, talks about rheumatoid arthritis--diagnosis, symptoms and treatment options for this common condition.

Dr. Ross Brockman is an oral and maxillofacial surgeon with Willis Knighton Health, and he discusses TMJ disorder: when to consider surgery in severe cases and considering conservative treatment options for more moderate cases.

Dr. Britton Eaves, cardiologist with Willis Knighton Cardiology, explains peripheral vascular disease symptoms, treatment options, and risk factors. 

Amy Yates, a registered dietitian with Willis Knighton Health, discusses tips for preventing your risk for cancer through prioritizing good nutrition and an overall healthy lifestyle. 

 Dr. Vik Chatrath, an orthopedic surgeon with Willis Knighton Bossier Orthopedics, talks about joint replacement surgery (shoulder, hip, and knees), best prevention strategies, recovery, and advancements in joint replacement surgery over the last several years. 

 Dr. Wyche T. Coleman the III, an ophthalmologist and cataract surgeon, discusses the importance of eye health, Lasik eye surgery, cataract surgery, and a rare disease that is a higher risk for those who wear contacts.

Dr. Robert Goodman discusses symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and management of gout, which is a painful form of arthritis.