This week, the conversation continues with Dr. Tony Das, interventional cardiologist on the medical staff of Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas. Listen as host Scott Sams and Dr. Das talk about advances in digital health technology, specifically around heart and vascular health. Find out what new technologies are available, how they work and how this is helping patients across North Texas and the world.

In this episode, Well Being DFW host Scott Sams talks with Dr. Tony Das, interventional cardiologist on the medical staff of Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas, about vascular disease. They discuss who's at risk, treatment options, and proactive steps that you can take to prevent it.

35 million Americans suffer from it every year. We're talking about seasonal allergies. Join host Susy Solis as she talks with Dr. Todd Richwine, an allergist with Texas Health Family Care. They'll discuss what seasonal allergies are, what causes them and what steps you can take to combat that run-down feeling an allergy can bring.

Nurses are a crucial part of healthcare. Aside from caring for patients, nurses are constantly learning new techniques and best practices to stay ahead of the medical curve. Join host Aleshia Howe as she talks with Joan Clark, chief nurse executive at Texas Health Resources. They'll discuss today's environment of advanced nursing education and where it might be heading in coming years.

Healthcare has certainly changed in the last decade in terms of having a baby. But one practice that has remained constant through it all is that of the midwife. Join host Susy Solis as she talks with Dr. Jenn Juve, a certified midwife who practices at Texas Health Cleburne. They'll discuss the changes she's seen in midwifery and answer some common questions about the care they provide.

On today's podcast, we revisit those times when a patient comes back to the hospital to thank their caregiver. Join host Susy Solis as she talks with Joan Clark, Chief Nurse Executive at Texas Health Resources. They'll discuss these emotional medical reunions and how they can serve as an important healing moment for the patient.

July 4th is right around the corner.. so is the uptick in firework-related injuries. Join host Susy Solis as she talks with Dr. Ralph Baine, a longtime emergency room physician at Texas Health Alliance. He'll discuss the types of firework-related injuries he sees most in the E-R and when someone needs to seek medical attention for a firework-related injury.

As winter turns to spring, critters of all kinds come out of hibernation, including snakes. Join host Susy Solis as she talks with Dr. David Smith, trauma medical director at Texas Health Fort Worth. They'll discuss the types of snake bites he sees most and a few tips that might prevent a trip to the emergency room from one of these bites.

It's no secret that childbirth can be physically painful for the mother. Sometimes pelvic pain can linger after delivery. Join host Susy Solis as she talks with Lucky Denenga, director of rehabilitation services at Texas Health Alliance. They'll discuss what kind of pelvic pain is to be expected after childbirth.

Heading to a lake or beach to beat the summer heat can be lots of fun. It can also be dangerous. Join host Susy Solis as she talks with Amie Penrod, a long-time emergency department leader and patient facilitator at Texas Health Azle. They'll discuss the different types of injuries that are most common as well as helpful tips to keep you safe while playing in the water.