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52:59 minutes (18.19 MB)

Dr Walsh takes the helm to welcome two incredibly talented intuitive therapists Dr Arathi Rao www.creativehumanperformance.com and Susan Apollon. www.touchedbytheextraordinary.com .
Dr Rao specializes in cardiac psychology and the healing process that follows heart issues. Susan Apollon is the author of “Touched by the Extraordinary” and” Intuition is Easy and Fun”. She is truly a gifted healer who specializes in grief counseling. This is one show that cannot be missed.

53:45 minutes (18.46 MB)

Dr Deidre Walsh flies solo in the studio and is joined remotely by Dr DuPree and Dr Harvey. As part of our heart health awareness month we discuss the timing of screening for heart disease, high cholesterol and high blood pressure. Dr Harvey answers a caller’s questions about the Cervical Cancer vaccine. www.cardiosmart.org and www.americanheart.org

53:05 minutes (18.23 MB)

Cardiologist, Dr. Deidre Walsh and gynecologist Dr Amy Harvey discover how their cohost breast surgeon, Dr Beth DuPree was able to find healing in her life. Dr DuPree shares her journey with their listeners and empowers them to "listen to the whispers" in their lives. "None of us are guaranteed tomorrow so begin to live an authentic life today. Don't wait for a scream!"

53:51 minutes (18.49 MB)

Listen in as Dr Walsh, Dr DuPree and Dr Harvey explore the many services that are provided by the American Red Cross www.americanredcross.org. The are joined in studio by Anthony Tornetta, regional Communications Manager for Penn-Jersey Blood Services Region. Blood donation and volunteerism are highlighted in todays show.
They also advocate the use of helmets in sporting events that can potentially prevent head injuries similar to that which resulted in the untimely death of actress Natasha Richardson.

52:51 minutes (18.15 MB)

Join Doctors Walsh, Harvey and DuPree as they welcome Dr Mark McLaughlin, medical director of Princeton Brain and Spine Associates to discuss the most up to date information on the diagnosis and more importantly prevention of closed head injury. Dr McLaughlin's web site www.princetonbrainandspine.com is a comprehensive user friendly, interactive resource. Do you know if your child's school has an ImPACT program? If not, you will want to listen to this very important show.

52:59 minutes (18.19 MB)

Dr Diedre Walsh explores the topic of organ donation and The Gift of Life.

53:12 minutes (18.27 MB)

Join Dr Amy Harvey and Dr Deidre Walsh as they learn about HPV and it's prevention from Obstatrician-gynecologist Mark Kuhn. Who, where and when should be vaccinated.

52:59 minutes (18.19 MB)

The leading causes of death in the United States are preventable. We make poor lifestyle choices that lead to increased incidence of cardiac disease, diabetes, hypertension and cancers. These in turn lead to premature death. You will want to listen to Dr. Denise Chranowski describe her winning lifestyle program 8 Weeks to Wellness. www.8WW.com or www.wscenters.com. Listen to real clients stories of success and use this as motivation to begin the transformation of your life. Changes made today, may save yourlife tomorrow!

53:02 minutes (18.21 MB)

Alcohol and drug use in your child is a major concern for every parent. Learn the risk factors for addiction, what to do if you believe your child has a problem and hear excellent suggestions for the upcoming Prom and graduation season. Dr DuPree adn Dr Walsh are joined in the studio by John Gannon, Marriage and Family licensed psychologist. John practices in New Hope Pennsylvania, and works with teens and parents dealing with drug, alcohol and other family matters. He can be reached at 215 -862 -1302.

52:55 minutes (18.17 MB)

Join Dr's DuPree and Harvey as they welcome Adrienna Clarke to Philadelphia. Adrienna is a gifted Theta Healer and instructor. Theta Healing is a method that connects us to the Higher Power allowing us to tackle our health and well-being in phenomenal ways. It is a process that creates physical, psychological, and spiritual change in the highest & best good for ourselves using the Creative Life Force Energy of All That Is.For more information or to contact Adrienna visit www.montanatheta.com

52:52 minutes (18.15 MB)

Dr's DuPree, Walsh and Harvey help you to understand how your seemingly "healthy" food choices acan undermine your attempts to lose weight or just plain stay healthy. Listen and hear the tips of healthy eating and most importantly those items to avoid. Let this summer be the beginning of a healthier you and teach your children the do's and don'ts of food choices. For the best and healthiest turkey burger around, visit Mastoris's Diner in Bordentown NJ www.mastoris.com.

52:52 minutes (18.16 MB)Join Dr Amy Harvey and Dr Beth DuPree as they explore the signs, symptoms and treatments of the hormonal variations that affect 80% of all women at one point in their life. PMS and PMDD are the monthly symptom complexes associated with the menstrual cycle in many women.
We want to applaud Patricia Monte of ,The Grand Salon Spa in Buckingham, PA for her recent story featured on NBC 10, Philadelphia.
Helping Conquer Cancer with Beauty

52:53 minutes (18.16 MB)

It takes less than a minute for a stroke to change a person's life forever. Join Dr.'s Walsh and DuPree and learn about the risk factors of stroke, along with the signs, symptoms and treatments. The most important thing you can do is to understand what risk factors you can change to decrease your risk. Visit www.giveme5forstroke.org Dr Mark Mclaughlin drops in to promote "We've Got Your Back" 4 mile run, 2 mile walk on Sunday June 14th Tyler State Park. visit www.spineRF.org or www.princetonbrainand spine.com. See you at the run next week!

52:51 minutes (18.15 MB)

The Doctors are joined by Dr Richard Shusterman and they explore the medical condition known as sleep apnea. This one hour show of signs, symptoms and treatments of this disorder will educate you about what you need to do if you or a loved one may be suffering from sleep apnea. As a disease, sleep apnea is increaseing in prevalence in the United States and we all need to be aware of who needs treatment. Dr Shusterman is a pulmonary and sleep specialist and can be reached at his office 215-757-1414.

52:51 minutes (18.15 MB)

Dr.Amy Harvey is joined in the studio by pediatrician Dr. Robert Sasson, Radiologist Dr. Lauren Loverde and a mom who happens to be the President and Founder of White Horse Communication, Nancy Webster. They explore how to create open lines of communication with your children, that can lead to the life long rewards of behavior that we as parents can be proud of.

52:50 minutes (18.15 MB)

Join breast surgeon Dr. Beth DuPree as she welcomes her partner, Dr Catherine Carruthers, patient advocate Tiffany Thomas-Smith and and More magazine publisher Brenda Saget-Darling. They explore and dispell the myths that many women perpetuate regarding breast cancer diagnosis, treatment and absolute risk of developing this disease. It is an entertaining hour filled with valuable information.

52:51 minutes (18.15 MB)

Dr Deidre Walsh is joined by Dr Martin Kane and they explore the importance of the transition to electronic medical information.

52:53 minutes (18.16 MB)

Dr Deidre Walsh reviews the diagnosis and treatment of atrial fibrillation.

52:49 minutes (18.14 MB)

Benign breast disease is responsible for a significant number of doctor's visits. Dr's DuPree and Harvey explore the many benign breast disorders that are responsible for these visits. www.comprehensivebreastcare.com

52:52 minutes (18.15 MB)

Christine Nelson, professional organizer, is our guest and will inspire you to begin the process of clearing the clutter in your home and in your life. The more organized you are the more time you will have to truly enjoy your life. Let "Extreme Christine" begin to organize you within an inch of your life so that you can begin to alleviate the stress that your mess is causing! www.myfriendchristine.com.

52:52 minutes (18.15 MB)

When are generic drugs equivalent to the brand name drugs? What every patient needs to know about the pharmaceutical industry and how it may effect your daily life.The following medicines should be changed only under the supervision of your physician: anti-seizure medication, antidepressants, sleeping pills, thyroid hormones, birth control pills or hormone pills, several blood pressure medications such as beta blockers, blood thinners such as warfarin or Coumadin, and acne medications. If you have a problem with a generic medication contact the FDA at their web site http://www.fda.gov/.

52:53 minutes (18.16 MB)

Intuitive psychologist Susan Apollon and Dr Rebecca Apollon, emergency medicine attending physician at St Francis Hospital and Medical Center academic affiliate of University of Connecticut School of Medicine, join us to begin our series on loss and grief. Although the loss of a loved one is one of the greatest losses we can experience, many of us are dealing with loss due to the current economic climate. This is a show that you will not want to miss.

52:54 minutes (18.17 MB)

The Doctors enjoy a lively discussion with Dr Art Castelbaum of Reproductive Medicine Associates of Philadelphia.(215-938-1515) Listen and learn what constitutes being infertile and when to seek professional help. Many women are reproductively challenged due to career delays. Now facing the fear of being childless, they often require assistance in becoming pregnant.

52:51 minutes (18.15 MB)

Join the doctors in a lively discussion about what we know about the Congressional Bill(?), what we are concerned about and what is happening in Washington with healthcare reform. We are joined by Jill Whelan (aka.Vicky Stubbing from The Love Boat) who is live in teh studio to promote her November 6th event "The Party that Never Was". The event is being held at Jasna Polana in Princeton NJ. The event will support Contact Mercer County and Families in Crisis.

52:57 minutes (18.18 MB)

The doctors have a frank discussion regarding your children's return to college and school. Learn the facts about the H1N1 (swine flu epidemic)infections and how to proceed if you believe you have symptoms. You will also get the 411 on safe practices for you college bound young adult.

52:59 minutes (18.19 MB)

September is ovarian cancer awareness month. The doctors educate you about the hereditary ovarian and breast cancer syndromes (BRCA I and II genes). Knowing your personal risk factors and asking the correct questions of your physicin's will ultimately lead to creating a plan for prevention and early detection if you or a loved one carries one of these genes. They encourage you to vist the FORCE website at www.facingourrisk.com.

52:49 minutes (18.14 MB)

Dr's Walsh and DuPree reflect upon the events of 911 2001 and the effect that day has had on or lives.

52:45 minutes (18.11 MB)

52:45 minutes (18.11 MB)

Dr. Deidre Walsh discusses this growing primary care practice model with Bucks County Family Physician Dr. Charles Whitney. Learn why this affordable option is a valuable investment for those who want to protect their most precious asset, their health.
Charles C. Whitney MD
Revolutionary Health Services
SIMPD Board Member

215-321-1371- office
www.revolutionaryhealthservices.com
www.simpd.org

52:59 minutes (18.2 MB)

Take the time to learn about the form of dementia known as FTD. Frontotemporal dementia can strike as early as 30 and affects the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain leading to loss of reasoning, difficulty finding words, inpulse control, and loss of executive functioning. Often misdiagnosed as Alzheimers, FTD is a much more rapidly progressing form of dementia striking individuals at a younger age. Dr Murray Grossman, leading FTD researcher of Penn Medicine from the University of Pennsylvania, is our guest. He gives an over view of the disease, clinical trials and the need for brain tissue donation after the death of affected individuals inorder to find a cure.
http://www.uphs.upenn.edu/ftd
http://www.med.upenn.edu/grossmanlab
(215) 662-3606.
Susan Grant, a former financial advisor, shares her story of living with FTD. She and her life partner, Cindy Dilks have created a documentary to educate the world about the impact of this disease. Cheryl Ann Borne, a marketing executive in the pharmaceutical industry, whose mother is in the final stages of FTD shares her personal journey. This one hour is filled with education about the disease, true stories of those living with it and hope for the future cure.
http://ftdtheotherdementia.com
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