Clinical

Dr. Mehmet Sitki Copur joins Deep Dive.

Dr. Mehmet Sitki Copur joins Deep Dive to discuss the background, benefits, and current research regarding messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines and how they could impact the future of cancer care. The two approved mRNA vaccines for the prevention of COVID-19 present an opportunity to learn more about the potential applications of mRNA vaccines for cancer immunotherapy moving forward.

 Dr. Timothy Henry joins Inside the Practice.

From heartburn to heart attack, chest pain is linked to a host of medical conditions ranging from mild to potentially deadly. Dr. Timothy Henry joins Inside the Practice to discuss everything you need to know about chest pain, including how to determine when a patient needs to seek emergency care.

Dr. Shubham Pant joins Wellbeing Checkup

Dr. Shubham Pant joins Wellbeing Checkup to discuss his recently published book, Food Matters, which focuses on the role that a person’s diet plays in the fight against cancer.

Dr. Benjamin Miller joins Deep Dive.

Dr. Benjamin Miller joins Deep Dive to discuss how only 1 in 3 primary care practices in the United States have a mental health expert on staff, compared to 90% of in other parts of the world. As more primary care physicians get tapped to distribute COVID-19 vaccines, Dr. Miller talks about how the United States is failing to address the growing mental health epidemic within the pandemic.

Jack March joins Inside the Practice to explain the key benefits of exercise for managing rheumatoid arthritis.

While people with rheumatoid arthritis may be tempted to avoid exercise, it can actually help strengthen their muscles and increase flexibility. Jack March, a physiotherapist specializing in rheumatoid arthritis, joins Inside the Practice to explain the key benefits of exercise for managing the condition and demonstrates some crucial exercises for wellbeing.

Dr. Charles Lee joins Deep Dive.

Dr. Charles Lee joins Deep Dive to discuss the importance of a new law in Oregon that requires pharmacies to print prescription labels in multiple languages. Dr. Lee talks about how patients with limited english proficiency are more likely to make mistakes on medication dosing.