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Health Discovered

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Mental Health
Health Disparities
Racism
Access To Healthcare
Practical Optimism
Happiness
Social Determinants Of Health
Hypertension
Black Americans
Obesity
Relationships
Hypervigilance
Microaggressions
Family Interventions
Heart Valve Disease
Purpose
Resilience
Lifestyle Changes
Healthcare Disparities
Cardiovascular Health

WebMD Chief Physician Editor Neha Pathak, MD, and Chief Medical Officer, John Whyte, MD, MPH, explore fascinating stories to find the unexpected things that help us understand our health.

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Recurring painful bumps in your underarms, groin, or under the breasts may seem like acne – but they could be hidradenitis suppurativa (HS), a chronic, often misunderstood skin condition. HS affects up to four percent of people in the U.S., yet it’s ... more

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In the U.S., about 10% of colorectal cancer cases are diagnosed in people under 50 – and rates are rising one to two percent each year. What’s behind this trend: lifestyle, genetics, or environment? We spoke with Andrea Cercek, MD, physician-scientis... more

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Each week in the U.S., about 200 people are diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS), and women are four times more likely than men to develop it. What are the warning signs? What challenges do patients face? And how can they advocate for themselves? W... more

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Half of Americans skipped important cancer screenings in the past year. How does fear play a major factor? Or the amount of time we have? We spoke with Christopher Scuderi, DO, a primary-care physician and cancer survivor, about which screenings are ... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Andrea Cercek
Physician scientist and medical oncologist specializing in the treatment of patients with gastrointestinal cancers
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Episode: Why Are More Younger Adults Facing Colorectal Cancer?
Dr. Mitzi Joi Williams
Board-certified neurologist and multiple sclerosis specialist, founder of Joi Life Wellness Group, an advocate for diversity in MS research and equitable healthcare access.
Episode: Health Equity in Multiple Sclerosis: Advocacy, Support, and Treatment Options
Chris Scuderi
Family physician with a focus on individual wellness and community health. A cancer survivor passionate about cancer screening and prevention education.
Florida Academy of Family Physicians
Episode: The Risks of Delaying Routine Cancer Screenings
Dr. Otis Brawley
Professor of oncology at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and expert in cancer health disparities.
Johns Hopkins University
Episode: Metastatic Prostate Cancer in Black Men: Disparities, Advocacy, and Support
Dr. Janette Leal
Board-certified psychiatrist providing telepsychiatry services
None listed
Episode: Psychedelics and Mental Health: Emerging Tools for Mood Disorders
Shellyza Sajwani
Pharmacist specializing in oncology and climate change, adjunct professor at the University of Ottawa
Climaceutics Health Solutions
Episode: Heat and Health Risks: What You Need to Know About Your Medications
Candrice Heath
Board certified dermatologist and expert in skin of color
Episode: Your Guide to Eczema: Types, Triggers, and Treatments
Dr. Natalie Crawford
A fertility doctor, health educator, and co-founder of Fora Fertility.
Fora Fertility
Episode: Which Birth Control Is Right for You? What to Know at Every Stage of Life
Robert Bermel
Director of the Mellen Center for Multiple Sclerosis at the Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland Clinic
Episode: Newly Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis: Questions, Concerns, and Treatment Options

Host

Neha Pathak
Chief Physician Editor for Health and Lifestyle Medicine, focusing on effectively communicating health topics to the audience.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 149 ratings
  • Woke garbage, fatties

    You’re fat because you eat poorly and don’t exercise enough. Simple.

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    Zamalama69
    United States4 months ago
  • It is really good @WebMD

    It is really good @WebMD

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Danish-chef
    Denmark2 years ago
  • Best Podcast Ever!

    I discovered this webcast today through the Prayer.com App and I am so pleased to have discovered it! The Diabetes segment was my first listen and just loved hearing from the patient/doctor experience. There is nothing better than hearing the testimonials of folks who have been there, done that…! Everything said and discussed was an actual experience I could relate to. The distinction between Type 1 and Type 2 is often not emphasized and in fact, in my experience, diagnosis of Type 2 is made to ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Eunlo
    United States2 years ago
  • Bleeding Heart

    Same old story. Fat woman says diabetes isn’t her fault and plays the victim.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    danbeyer
    United States2 years ago
  • Wellness on tap

    I love the variety of topics covered on Health Discovered. It makes me pay attention to my health in ways I might not consider on my own.

    Apple Podcasts
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    AIR-fan
    United States2 years ago

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Several reviews praise the hosts for their ability to make complex health issues accessible and engaging, often citing their soothing communication style.
Critiques involve some disagreement over perspectives shared, indicating a diversity of opinions among the audience, particularly on sensitive health discussions.

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Health Equity in Multiple Sclerosis: Advocacy, Support, and Treatment Options
Q: Why is it so important to diagnose MS early, especially in women who are generally healthy?
Dr. Williams explained that early diagnosis and starting treatment can significantly prevent long-term disability and improve health outcomes for those diagnosed with MS.
Health Equity in Multiple Sclerosis: Advocacy, Support, and Treatment Options
Q: What were some of the questions or issues you encountered in taking care of patients that inspired your work?
Dr. Williams noted that her research began when she observed that her patient population differed from what was traditionally understood about MS, particularly regarding underrepresented groups.
Psychedelics and Mental Health: Emerging Tools for Mood Disorders
Q: So how do you think about psychedelics as treatment? Is this something that someone should consider as something that they might need lifelong?
Dr. Leal suggests that this treatment can be short-term or long-term depending on the individual's response and the complexity of their mood disorder.
Psychedelics and Mental Health: Emerging Tools for Mood Disorders
Q: What else should people know before embarking on this kind of treatment in terms of physical risks, psychological risks you've talked about a little?
It's crucial to be assessed by a clinician familiar with the treatment's risks and ensure that you're not prone to conditions like psychosis or addiction that could complicate therapy.
Psychedelics and Mental Health: Emerging Tools for Mood Disorders
Q: So can you tell us a little bit then about the science? What do we actually know from clinical trials, real-world data about these different psychedelics?
Dr. Leal explained the mechanisms of psilocybin, MDMA, and ketamine, discussing how they interact with brain receptors to alleviate symptoms of mood disorders.

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Content focuses on diverse health topics such as the effects of extreme heat on medication management, skin conditions like eczema, fertility options, and the complexities of multiple sclerosis. The discussions often highlight the intersection of physical and mental health, particularly relating to chronic conditions and the importance of lifestyle factors in treatment. The hosts frequently invite expert guests who provide insights into a variety of medical and health-related subjects, making the information accessible and engaging for listeners. A unique aspect of this series is its emphasis on personal stories and experiential learning, along with practical advice that listeners can apply to their own health journeys.

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2. Dr. Mitzi Joi Williams
3. Chris Scuderi
4. Dr. Otis Brawley
5. Dr. Janette Leal
6. Shellyza Sajwani
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