Medically Speaking
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Medically Speaking is the health-focused radio show produced by Trinity Health Of New England in Connecticut and Massachusetts, and hosted by the one and only Robin Sills, RN. Health tips on everything from allergies to flu season to diet and exercise to cancer prevention, robotic surgery and more - it's all right here on Medically Speaking!
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One in 11 people in the U.S. will get a kidney stone. Join us as we talk with Katie Bird, LPN about the new emergency room Stone Program. What is it, how does it work and what does it mean for patients ..read more
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Cardiologists Robert Kahan, MD. F.A.C.C. and Ofer Sagiv, MD F.A.C.C. RVII discuss their expanded services and new location with host Robin Sills, R.N ..read more
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Heart Month continues with special guest William Gionfriddo, M.D., an Electrophysiologist with the Department of Cardiology. Learn more about the heart’s rhythm and how our specialists assess, diagnose and manage heart rhythm conditions ..read more
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It’s National Heart Month! Interventional Cardiologist Abdul Qazi, M.D. joins Robin Sills, RN to talk about heart health and the latest in cardiovascular medicine ..read more
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Alexander Carrese, D.O. from Interventional Spine and Sports Medicine discusses helping to restore movement and function in patients with spine and musculoskeletal issues ..read more
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New Year, Same you. Zachary Solomon, MD will join host Robin Sills, RN to discuss your options when dieting and exercise aren't working ..read more
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Plastic Surgeon for Saint Mary's Hospital, Wess Cohen, M.D., and Breast Surgeon Nicole Sookhan, M.D. talk about the importance of screening and the latest advancements in breast cancer treatments, breast reconstruction, and implants ..read more
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It’s Lung Cancer Awareness Month. More than 90% of people diagnosed with lung cancer do not survive. But new technology is helping change that. Stefan Kachala, M.D., thoracic surgeon at Saint Mary’s Hospital joins us tonight to talk about it ..read more
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Men can get breast cancer too! Each year in the U.S., about 2,400 men are diagnosed with breast cancer. Chairman of Surgery at Saint Mary’s Hospital, Philip Corvo, M.D., joins Robin Sills, R.N ..read more
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It's Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, join us for a conversation with Yvonne Ruddy-Stein, APRN on how much genetics play a role in our health ..read more