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By The University of Toledo
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The podcast currently has 44 episodes available.
If you plan on watching the total solar eclipse on April 8 with your family, we are discussing how you and your kids can view it safely with Dr. Svitlana Zhukivska with UTMC Family Medicine.
We discuss dos and don’ts for eclipse glasses, and the repercussions for not having the right type of protection for yours and your kid's eyes, and helping your kids understand why using eclipse glasses are important.
If you are interested in attending UToledo's Eclipse celebration, you can learn more at https://www.utoledo.edu/eclipse/
If you would like to schedule an appointment with Dr. Zhukivska, you can call 419.383.5555
For some, the holidays bring up a lot of emotions surrounding the loss of a loved one. In this episode of Prescribed Listening, host Tessa Lackey discusses tips to manage your grief over the holiday season with Behavioral Health Care Manager Hannah Gullikson from UTMC Department of Psychiatry.
Whether you are just starting out as a caregiver for someone with dementia, or have been one for a while, this episode is for you.
Host Tessa Lackey, discusses tips to help caregivers care for patients with Alzheimers and other forms of Dementia with Dr. Dionis Kononov from physical wellbeing, to their mental wellbeing for both caregiver and patient. We also look at what is important to focus on when getting started on this journey, and how to work through unexpected challenges after a diagnosis in a loved one.
To schedule an appointment with the Senior Behavioral Health, call 419.383.5695.
Recently, the US Preventative Services Task Force changed the breast cancer screening guidelines to recommend starting screening at 40 years old instead of 50 years old.
In this episode of Prescribed Listening, Host Tessa Lackey discusses the latest breast cancer screening guidelines and how they apply to you with Dr. Danae Hamouda from UTMC oncology and Hematology.
We also discuss genetic testing and if it’s right for you, how to know the risks of breast cancer and how to reduce your overall risk.
If you would like to schedule an appointment with Dr. Hamouda or a mammogram, you can call the Eleanor N. Dana Cancer center at 419.383.6644.
Burnout is difficult to work through, and when you’re on a recovery journey, it can be more challenging. In this episode of Prescribed Listening, host Tessa Lackey talks to Dr. Tanvir Singh from UTMC Psychiatry and the UTMC Recovery Center about how to work through burnout while on your recovery journey.
We discuss how to prevent burnout, how to know when you are experiencing it, tips to manage inevitable stress and continue to practice healthy habits.
If you are interested in scheduling an appointment with the Recovery Center, you can call 419.383.5275.
Recently The World Health Organization classified the artificial sweetener most commonly found in diet pop, aspartame, as a possible carcinogen.
We talk to Dr. Srini Hejeebu from UTMC Internal Medicine about what WHO and the FDA are saying about aspartame, how you should go about consuming it and other artificial sweeteners, especially if you are a diabetic or suffer from migranes and discuss some natural alternatives.
You can schedule an appointment with Dr. Srini Hejeebu at 419.383.5614.
You can avoid some heart and vascular problems, help yourself age in a healthy way and live a healthy life by going on this diet. In this episode of Prescribed Listening, we are breaking down the Mediterranean diet with Dr. Rajesh Gupta from UTMC Cardiovascular Medicine.
Host Tessa Lackey discusses with Dr. Gupta how you can incorporate methods of this diet into your daily habits, recipe ideas, what kinds of sugary foods you should be eating, and what you can do to improve your next cup of coffee or tea while on this diet.
You can schedule an appointment with Dr. Gupta at 419.931.0030
As you spend more time in the sun let's talk about what you need to know about sunscreen for yourself, your loved ones who are sensitive to the sun, and the rest of your family.
Host Tessa Lackey, talks with UTMC Dermatology PA-C, Nina Rettig about how to find relief if you are really sensitive to the sun, tips for boosting your bodies protection from the sun naturally, tips for getting some color on your skin before vacation, and how you could get a sunburn from your margarita on the beach?
You can schedule an appointment with Nina Rettig, PA-C at 419.383.6200.
What can skin cancer look like, and how do you know when to talk to a doctor?
Host Tessa Lackey discusses with Dr. Danae Hamouda from UTMC's Department of Oncology and Hematology, who is most at risk for skin cancer, methods to check your skin, how to help prevent skin cancer, and her recent study on Melanoma survival trends.
May is Melanoma Awareness Month. You can schedule an appointment with Dr. Hamouda at 419.383.6644.
As school sports start back up and the weather is nice enough to go outside for a run again, how do you get back into your workout routine after taking a break?
In this episode of Prescribed Listening, host Chrissy Billau talks to Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. David Sohn about how to safely get your body ready to perform at its best, when to know if you pushed yourself too hard, and how to avoid an injury.
You can schedule an appointment with Dr. David Sohn through the UTMC Orthopaedic Center at 419.383.4878.
The podcast currently has 44 episodes available.