Neal's Story
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra conductor Neal Gittleman, who has conducted the orchestra since 1995, underwent arthroscopic rotator cuff repair a year ago with orthopedic surgeon Michael Herbenick, MD, at Miami Valley Hospital South. Listen to his story.
What causes cervical cancer?
Dr. Michael Guy explains the cause of cervical cancer.
Philosophy of Care for the MS Patient
Tracy Eicher, MD from the Clinical Neuroscience Institute discusses the shifts in philosophy of care for the multiple sclerosis patient.
What’s the Buzz?
Barbara Phillips, MD (general neurologist) from the Clinical Neuroscience Institute discusses medical uses for cannabis.
How common is obesity?
Dr. McKenna discusses the prevalence of obesity.
How frequent is commotio cordis in athletics?
Dr. Jeffrey Rayborn discusses the risks of commotio cordis occurring in high school and college athletics.
What is the most significant thing that helps an athlete survive commotio cordis?
Premier Orthopedics’ Dr. Jeffrey Rayborn talks about the after-effects of commotio cordis.
Can you identify cardiac issues through auscultation, blood pressure and pulse rate?
Dr. Jeffrey James talks about how a physical exam and medical history work together to uncover potential heart issues.
What is the concern about interpreting results from EKGs performed on high school athletes?
Dr. Sean Convery talks about who should read EKG results for student athletes.
Do athletes ever mask a condition or not tell their doctor about an issue?
Dr. Jeffrey James talks about why basic cardiac screens and personal medical history may not be enough to spot underlying heart conditions.
What is obesity?
Dr. David McKenna talks more about obesity and pregnancy.
What is commotio cordis?
Dr. Jeffrey Rayborn talks about sudden cardiac death.