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Rising Temperatures, Rising Health Risks with Deanna Benner and Dr. Himabindu Lanka
Every summer, emergency departments across Delaware see patients who didn’t realize how dangerous the heat had become until it was too late. Yet heat-related illness is largely preventable. Extreme heat is the leading cause of weather-related death in the United States, and the problem is getting worse: heat-related deaths among adults…
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Why Priming Your Core Matters for Every Body with Brian Catania and Travis Ross
How’s your posture? Can you turn at your hips without feeling any pain? Can you suck in your navel?Two years ago we were joined by ChristianaCare physical therapists Travis Ross and Brian Catania to discuss their nationally recognized Sling Activation Sequence for athletes. Since then, Travis and Brian have been…
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Parenting the Teenage Mind With Confidence with Dr. Narpinder Malhi
Raising teenagers has always been difficult, regardless of the generation. But life in the modern world has introduced a whole new of challenges to navigate, for both adolescents and their parents.It’s more important than ever to stay on top of your teen’s mental health and wellbeing. While that may be…
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How Inboxologists are Transforming Primary Care with Dr. Priya Dixit-Patel and Mary Goshert
You need a prescription refill or have a quick question for your primary care provider. So you send a message through your patient portal, expecting your doctor will read it between appointments.To make sure every patient gets timely, thoughtful care, primary care is no longer a solo effort. Today, doctors…
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LIVE REPLAY: Spring Into Wellness with Dr. Theresa Metanchuk and Dr. Bridget Peters
Spring has sprung! And while we’re all eager to get outside and enjoy life in the sun again, make sure you’re prepared for some seasonal concerns.On our latest live conversation with Primary Care physicians Dr. Bridget Peters and Dr. Theresa Metanchuk, we discuss seasonal allergies, what you can take to…
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The Life Changing Work of Community Health Workers with Erin Ridout and Briana Nkwenti
When you go to a doctor’s appointment, you may recognize the doctors, nurses, and medical assistants on your care team. But there’s another essential role making a powerful difference behind the scenes: Community Health Workers (CHWs). In this episode of For the Love of Health, we explore how community health workers…
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Weekend Warriors Watching the World Stage with Dr. Elizabeth Barchi
The thrill of the Olympic Winter Games can make anyone believe a gold medal is just a weekend away. But before you start attempting those triple axels and backside rodeo 540s, make sure your body is ready.ChristianaCare Sports Medicine specialist Dr. Elizabeth Barchi encourages us to stay active and try…
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Knocking Out Cancer Through New CRISPR Therapy with Eric Kmiec and Kelly Banas
Lung cancer remains one of the deadliest cancers worldwide. Patients often face a fast-moving disease and few treatment choices.But what if you could treat lung cancer with something as simple as an inhaler? It’s an option that may be closer than you think thanks to groundbreaking research from ChristianaCare’s Gene…
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New Year, New You? A Live Conversation on Thriving all Year with Dr. Bridget Peters and Dr. Theresa Metanchuck
Resolutions feel exciting until the third week of January hits – then real life tests whether the plan can withstand stress, snow days, and scroll-bait “hacks.”On this special LIVE episode of For the Love of Health, we sat down with Primary Care physicians Dr. Bridget Peters and Dr. Theresa Metanchuck…
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Your Guide to Financial Assistance for Health Care Costs with Christina Corkery and Dawn Baker
Do you know how to read your medical bills? Do you know what to do if you can’t afford to pay your medical bills?Financial concerns shouldn’t decide whether you see a doctor. On this episode of For the Love of Health, we’re pulling back the curtain on hospital billing, financial…
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