Viruses are under the microscope today, as Barry and Dr Bottum dig into the differences between bacteria and a virus.

Barry and Dr Bottum tackle Measles, immunization, and the benefits of preventative medicine.

Join Barry and Dr Bottum as they discuss meat, and its effect on diet and health, through the lens of a new study from McMaster University.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome is the subject of this show. It covers everything from the stomach on out, and is a wide encompassing term that can cover gas, bloating, diarrhea and a range of other digestive effects.

Barry and Dr Bottum revisit the subject of concussions: Rowan's law, risks, realities and all the up to date info on concussions for today's families.

Barry and Dr Weir talk about prostate cancer, and how approaches to diagnosis and treatment have changed over the years.

Barry and Dr Bottum tackle the subject of annual physicals: when should you be getting one, when is it unnecessary, and are you better off booking an appointment when you think you need one, or just checking in once a year.

Barry and Dr Bottum peer into the dark world of colonoscopy. With the ability to more accurately diagnose and treat carcinoma, Dr Bottum explains the benefits and potential risks of colonoscopies.

Dr Bottum and Barry cover the issue of concussions. Although they can occur at any time, when high school sports season starts ramping up, it's important to know what to look for, and what the risks of a concussion could be.

The smoking gun behind so many respiratory ailments, Cathy McLaughlin, from the Highlands Health Team, joins Barry and Dr Bottum as they talk about smoking cessation, and tools to help you quit.