Bryan Health Podcasts

Bleeding after menopause should always be checked out. Gynecologic oncologist Dr. Kathryn Kennedy explains why even a single spot warrants a call to your doctor. Learn what to watch for, when to speak up and how today’s treatments are helping women live longer, healthier lives.

Quick intervention is important when it comes to treating strokes. In this podcast, Dr. Trevor Gregath introduces the F.A.S.T. acronym – Face, Arm, Speech, Time – to help recognize the signs. He also shares the major risk factors, types of strokes and breakthroughs in stroke care.

In this podcast, Dr. Chris Hawkins talks about brain tumor symptoms, diagnosis and the latest advances in neurosurgery and treatment.

When it comes to addressing addiction within families, it can be daunting. Dr. Miers discusses compassionate strategies for approaching your loved one who may be in denial about their substance use. Discover effective communication techniques and how to encourage them to seek professional help without putting them on the defensive.

In this episode, we take you through the patient journey, from before surgery to waking up in recovery. You’ll gain insights into the steps anesthesia providers take to ensure your comfort and safety and understand how to prepare in the days leading up to your surgery.

Discover how remote monitoring is transforming the landscape of heart failure management. Dr. Kevin Hall explains the innovative Cardio MEMS technology, its functionality, and its potential to preemptively address heart failure symptoms. This episode shines a light on the future of cardiac care.

Weight loss surgery can be life-changing, but it's essential to understand the associated risks and benefits. Dr. Tabatabai discusses critical considerations for surgery candidates to ensure they are making informed decisions and maximizing their health outcomes.

With the rise of wearable technology, many are more aware of their heart health than ever. Join Melanie Cole and Dr. Grant Wallace as they discuss the pros and cons of relying on smartwatches and fitness trackers for measuring heart rates, including the potential for increased anxiety.

In this podcast, Dr. Adam Mues will dive into what PSA, or prostate-specific antigen, means for men’s health. He’ll also discuss PSA test results, what they could mean and the next steps to take if your levels are high.

In this episode, Dr. Alesha Scott leads a discussion focusing on advanced treatment options for hip and back pain, highlighting the percutaneous pelvic fixation procedure.

In this episode, Amberly Byington leads a discussion highlighting the benefits of physical therapy before suregery.

In this episode, Samantha Beckler leads a discussion focusing on diabetes education.

Learn how acupuncture can alleviate pain and enhance well-being. Join acupuncturist Betsy DeGrandi as she explores acupuncture’s diverse benefits and shares insights into whole-body health.

In this episode, Sarah Deets leads a discussion focusing on why exercise is important for helping manage diabetes.

In this episode, Dr. Anthony Tabatabai leads a discussion focusing on bariatric weight loss surgery.

In this episode, we will hear from outpatient diabetes educator Annalisa Briggs. She will be leading a discussion focused around managing your diabetes.

In this episode, exercise specialist and boxing coach Nicole Morton leads a discussion giving an overview on Parkinson's disease, how it affects the body, and how boxing has helped some patients ease their symptoms.

In this episode, registered dietician and diabetes educator Teresa Gerbeling focusing on the benefits of healthy eating and meal planning for those with diabetes.

In this episode, obstetrician-gynecologist Meghen Bokemper leads a discussion highlighting some of the important questions you may be uncomfortable or embarrassed to ask your OB-GYN.

In this episode, Stacy Waldron leads a disucssion focusing on steps you can take to help avoid burnout in work and life.