Podcasts


Hypertension vs. hypotension: Why blood pressure matters

Hypertension vs. hypotension: Why blood pressure matters

47 min  ⋅ September 21st
Checking and treating can reduce risk of damage to your heart, brain and kidneys
How to support someone going through a cancer diagnosis

How to support someone going through a cancer diagnosis

29 min  ⋅ September 15th
Meet patients and caregivers where they’re at, and don’t project
Understanding gynecologic care for teens

Understanding gynecologic care for teens

42 min  ⋅ May 19th
Podcast: A pediatric and adolescent gynecologist answers questions about periods and beyond
Secrets of memory loss, according to a brain specialist

Secrets of memory loss, according to a brain specialist

42 min  ⋅ May 12th
Podcast: Understanding Alzheimer’s as a form of dementia and how to spot it early
Cancer myths vs. truths – and what truly matters

Cancer myths vs. truths – and what truly matters

45 min  ⋅ April 27th
Podcast: Oncologists can sort through your questions and help you make healthy choices
What every woman should know about uterine fibroids

What every woman should know about uterine fibroids

26 min  ⋅ April 23rd
Podcast: Fibroids are more than heavy, painful periods and worth checking out
Homing in on your breast health

Homing in on your breast health

21 min  ⋅ March 31st
Podcast: Family medicine provider promotes regular screenings and family history
Colon cancer sets a new course for family life

Colon cancer sets a new course for family life

35 min  ⋅ March 20th
Podcast: Hear how a husband and father’s death affects their choices today
Support the physical needs of your ‘mental load’

Support the physical needs of your ‘mental load’

9 min  ⋅ March 11th
Podcast: Understanding the brain, how it functions and ways to keep it healthy
Are TikTok health hacks hurting you?

Are TikTok health hacks hurting you?

28 min  ⋅ March 3rd
Podcast: Doctor dissects viral nutrition claims about amino acids, raw milk, GLP-1s
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What testing for birth defects can tell parents

What testing for birth defects can tell parents

Major birth defects occur in 2% to 4% of all live-born infants. Understand the types of tests available to you.
Peter Van Eerden, MD ⋅ 5 min read
‘You have cancer:’ The power of words

‘You have cancer:’ The power of words

As I reflect back on a week full of interesting, unfolding scenarios, it strikes me that words are powerful. Consequences — for the good or for the bad — are associated with the words we choose. In a short period of time, I experienced words used in remarkable ways. Methods used to deliver the words […]
Lois Ustanko, RN ⋅ 10 min read
Network increases access to breast cancer risk information

Network increases access to breast cancer risk information

An innovative network is making access to all-important information about individual breast cancer risk more convenient. Women schedule screening mammograms and receive an electronic invitation to an Athena Breast Health Network questionnaire. Those who choose take a few minutes to answer the questions and find out if they may be at elevated risk for breast […]
Lorraine Cross icon SHN Staff ⋅ 3 min read
What does your due date really mean?

What does your due date really mean?

As soon as you announce you are pregnant, you’re likely to hear, “When is your due date?” The truth is, you are very unlikely to have your baby on your due date. More precisely, the medical world often refers to it as EDD, the estimated date of delivery. Due dates are exactly that – an […]
Sanford doctor head shot JoLyn Seitz, MD ⋅ 4 min read
Post-exercise nutrition completes the workout

Post-exercise nutrition completes the workout

People working out but not properly nourishing themselves afterward may be letting many of the benefits of their workout slip away. Exercise scientists have pinpointed a 45-minute window after a workout that calls for taking in a 3:1 ratio of mixed carbohydrate and protein — for every 3 grams of carbohydrate, 1 gram of protein. […]
Lorraine Cross icon SHN Staff ⋅ 2 min read
Finding peace and confidence after a breast cancer diagnosis

Finding peace and confidence after a breast cancer diagnosis

Often times, we have friends with the greatest intentions, but when it comes to their style of encouragement and support after a diagnosis of breast cancer, they heighten your anxiety or deflate your confidence in your current cancer treatment plan. That’s why it is important for you to understand your cancer diagnosis report, also called […]
Donna Dwire, RN, CBCN ⋅ 5 min read
7 reasons for your newborn’s cry

7 reasons for your newborn’s cry

Crying baby? Do you know what your baby is trying to say?
Danae Lund PhD, LP ⋅ 8 min read
White bean soup with spinach, leeks and couscous

White bean soup with spinach, leeks and couscous

There are thousands of health-promoting, naturally occurring substances found exclusively in vegetables, fruit, whole grains, legumes, nuts, and seeds. Research shows that the more plants and, therefore, the more phytochemicals you eat, the lower your risk of cancer and other diseases. Try this hearty plant-based soup for half the calories and significantly less sodium than […]
Lorraine Cross icon SHN Staff ⋅ 3 min read
The feelings of being overwhelmed by cancer

The feelings of being overwhelmed by cancer

I’m of an age when my family and friends are growing into health issues — many of them potentially life-limiting. I have no fewer than six people I know waging war with cancer; different cancers, but all of them determined to be a victor. And when you are up close and talking one-on-one with them, […]
Lois Ustanko, RN ⋅ 9 min read
Toilet training your toddler

Toilet training your toddler

How to tell when your kid is ready for potty training
Lorraine Cross icon SHN Staff ⋅ 11 min read