Bryan Health Podcasts

In this episode, Dr. Matt Kniss leads a discussion focusing on MS, covering its symptoms, treatment options, and how it can affect a person's overall health.

In this episode, Dr. Stacy Waldron leads a discussion focusing on what questions you should be asking to optimize your doctor visits.

In this episode, athletic trainers Stacy Dahlkoetter and Cassie Metzner lead a discussion focusing on helping kids participate in sports safely, and ways to prevent injuries and burnout.

For many, the holidays and depression go hand-in-hand. The holiday season can increase feelings of stress, anxiety, and sadness.

Survivorship care supports cancer survivors after their treatment ends, offering resources for ongoing symptoms and side effects with a focus on health and wellness.

Megan Simpson, an ortho trauma advanced practice provider, leads a discussion focusing on osteoporosis.

Lung cancer is responsible for the most cancer deaths. However, if caught early, the prognosis is significantly better. Dr. Ryan Martin explains the latest lung cancer screening guidelines and options.

In this episode, Dr, Steven Gogela will discuss trigeminal neuralgia, as well as common symptoms, causes, and treatment options.

A colonoscopy is the gold standard screening tool for colon cancer and it can also spot problems such as bleeding, polyps, tumors, infection or inflammation. Dr. David Newton explains the importance of going to your physician to schedule your colonoscopy, what to expect, and why you should avoid using a home kit.

Dr. Rachel Jendro leads an informative discussion about the Bryan Health Multidisciplinary Clinic, and the personalized diagnosis and treatment plans their team offers to their patients.

Oscar Lucar, asistente médico de Bryan Health, dirige una discusión informativa sobre cómo navegar por la atención médica.

Dr. Mathue Baker leads a discussion on the rise in heart issues brought out by COVID-19, and how the Bryan Heart Center is working to treat these patients.

Dr. Kevin Reichmuth leads a discussion on the importance of sleep, and the ways that poor sleep habits had been linked to dementia.

Dr. Ahsan Naseem discusses the different ways dementia can affect a person as well as their family and loved ones.

Dr. Peter Morris discusses gynecologic cancers.

Mary Luebbert, a certified diabetes care educator, leads a discussion on what lifestyle changes you can make to help manage your diabetes.

Recognizing anxiety, panic attacks and ways to cope with or treat symptoms.

Samantha Beckler RN, CDCES, leads a discussion on how to better understand and manage your diabetes.

Maddie Kaltenberger discusses the process of genetic counseling, specifically how it applies to cancer.

Dr. Rachel Jendro leads a discussion on the prevention and treatment of breast cancer.