For decades, obesity has been a growing health danger in the United States. Dr. Mert Erogul discusses obesity, various health risks, treatment options, and more.

There's so much focus on adults trying to eat right or lose weight but what about children? Dr. Swati Narain discusses nutrition and obesity in pediatrics.

Fibroids grow in the uterus and they're quite common---so common that 80% of women will develop fibroids by age 50. Dr. Scott Chudnoff discusses the latest minimally invasive treatments for women suffering from fibroids.

Are you worried that a child or loved one may have an eating disorder? Dr. Carlisdania Mendoza takes a closer look at eating disorders and how to overcome them.

Pregnancy is not a disease and usually, it's fairly straightforward but not always. Dr. June Ng discusses complex pregnancies, ways we can address the challenges that arise, and more.

COVID-19 has changed our lives and because many of us were desperate for answers, we turned to the internet and social media. As a result, EBM or evidence-based medicine has taken the backseat. Dr. Patrick Borgen discusses evidence-based medicine as it relates to COVID-19 and explores why it is in our best interest to listen to and trust experts as much as possible.

1 in 8 women in the United States will develop breast cancer at some point in their lives. It's the second most common type of cancer amongst women after skin cancer. Dr. Patrick Borgen discusses where we are today with breast cancer, what we know, and where we can go from here.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, yet many women don't know it or talk about it. Dr. Inna Nelipovich discusses how Maimonides is trying to spread heart health awareness among women.

As parents, we always want our children to have the best quality of life and sometimes we fear that traumatic orthopedic injuries can affect that. Dr. Amr Abdelgawad discusses common orthopedic conditions for children, when to seek out a specialist, and more.

Dementia is often associated with its cognitive impact like memory loss but there are also physical effects, like dysphasia, that cause difficulty with swallowing. Dr. Luis Riquelme discusses how to recognize and address these difficulties.