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Looking for talk radio with intriguing health topics and informative experts? You'll find it here at HealthLink Radio. Produced in conjunction with WFDU-FM (89.1), HealthLink Radio features interviews with New Jersey Medical School faculty members on a wide variety of entertaining and essential health issues.

Listen live every Sunday morning at 8:30 am at 89.1 FM or download a topic that interests you most from our archives and listen anytime.

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r   Part 2 on Stress
Dr. Cheryl Kennedy. vice chair, Department of Psychiatry, will cover the psychological aspects of stress and how it can be minimized and treated.

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HealthLink Radio Archives - Current Season
Date Show Summary Length File Size Download
4.06.08
image   In the first of a two-part series, Dr. Laura Hargro of the Department of Family Medicine discussed ways to minimize stress and keep illnesses such as diabetes and hypertension under control.
00:30:00
13.74MB
3.30.08
image   Dr. Patrick Foye, director of the Coccyx Pain Center at The University Hospital, discussed the latest treatments for lower back pain and tailbone pain.
00:29:58
13.71MB
3.23.08
image   Madeleine Goldfarb, director of Outreach and Education for the Autism Center of New Jersey Medical School, explained the importance of a family's role in the development of a child with autism.
00:29:57
13.70MB
3.16.08
imagephoto   Brendan McCluskey and Brian Dolan, two disaster and emergency management experts, explained how to handle disasters that can occur at work, home or school.
00:29:56
13.70MB
3.09.08
image   Dr. Mark Johnson,professor and chair, Department of Family Medicine, NJMS, joins HealthLink for the second consecutive week and explains why more people had the flu this winter.
00:29:58
13.70MB
3.02.08
image   Dr. Mark Johnson, professor and chair, Department of Family Medicine, NJMS, discussed whether certain types of diabetes management programs have an adverse effect on heart health.
00:29:56
13.74MB
2.24.08
image   Dr. Lisa Jacob, Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, explained how breast reconstruction can be achieved through a variety of surgical techniques/options following a mastectomy.
00:29:54
13.68MB
2.17.08
image   Dr. Janet Reid-Hector, assistant director of Clinical Nutrition and Patient Services, discussed the recent decision by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to allow cloned animals to be used in our food supply.
00:29:57
13.8MB
2.10.08
image   Dr. Andrew de la Torre, director of laparoscopic and minimally invasive liver surgery, discussed the potential for disease transmission during transplants and the overall safety of the organ donation process.
00:29:55
13.74MB
2.03.08
image   Dr. Kendell Sprott, acting chair, Department of Pediatrics, explained the risks associated with overmedicating your child and offered tips on how to properly administer medication to children.  
00:29:55
13.74MB
1.27.08
image   Not sure if the symptoms you’re having indicate a certain medical condition?
Dr. Benjamin Natelson, professor, Department of Neurosciences, discussed what they could mean.  
00:29:55
13.74MB
1.20.08
image   Stephanie Smith, social worker and program development specialist for the hospital's Safe and Sound Program, discussed the impact of sexual assault on the lives of thousands of women, men and children.
00:29:55
13.74MB
1.13.08
image   Dr. Gerson Weiss, professor and chair, Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Women's health, discussed birth control pill usage and safety.
00:29:55
13.74MB
1.06.08
imagephoto   Dr. Ben Szirth and Dr. Khadijah Shahid of the Institute of Ophthalmology and Visual Science/NJMS explained how regular eye screenings, many of which are available for free in the community, can help maintain good vision.
00:29:55
13.74MB
12.30.07
image   Dr. Robin Eubanks, associate professor, SHRP, described how resilient people use culture, spirituality and support systems to bounce back from life’s challenges and improve their overall wellness.
00:29:55
13.74MB
12.23.07
image   Dr. Debra Heller, professor of pathology and laboratory medicine, and OB/GYN, explained how a woman's age and family history determine the types and frequency of gynecological examinations she requires.
00:29:55
13.74MB
12.16.07
image   Dr. Leonard Meggs, chief, Division of Nephrology, covers the importance of kidney health - especially for diabetics and those with hypertension. 
00:29:55
13.74MB
12.09.07
image   Dr. Asha Samant, associate professor, department of restorative dentistry at NJDS, explains how pregnancy, gender differences and age require unique oral care. 
00:29:53
13.74MB
12.02.07
image   Dr. Bokran Won, chief of Breast Imaging and Intervention, shares how early detection can make the difference in the fight against breast cancer. She also discusses the latest advances in breast imaging techniques. 
00:29:54
13.73MB
11.25.07
image   Dr. Barbie Zimmerman-Bier, director, Division of Child Development, explains how early screenings for autism could lead to significant improvement for autistic children.
00:29:53
13.74MB
11.18.07
image   Dr. Peter Wenger, associate professor, Department of Preventive Medicine and Community Health, discusses staph infections and ways to reduce the risk of spreading these infections to others. 
00:29:52
13.73MB
11.11.07
image   Dr. Adam Perlman, executive director of the Institute for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, explains how innovative approaches in alternative medicine can help ease the pain for a variety of medical conditions. 
00:29:56
13.75MB
11.04.07
image   Dr. Steven Marcus, director of the New Jersey Poison Information and Education System, talks about how common household items could pose hazards to your health. 
00:29:55
13.73MB
10.28.07
image   Susanne Walther, advanced practice nurse, Palliative Care Program, discusses the difference between palliative care and hospice care.
00:29:56
13.71MB
10.21.07
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photo		   Linda McGinnis, director of Patient Care Services for Critical Care Services; Cheryl Cafone, nurse manager for the Neurosurgical Intensive Care Unit, and Rosalina Manongdo, nurse manager for Oncology, talks about The University Hospital’s new Planned Activities Less Medication (PALM) Program for inpatients.
00:29:54
13.70MB
10.14.07
image   Brian Dolan, director of Disaster Preparedness, explains how The University Hospital serves as a resource for the people of New Jersey in the event of a large-scale emergency.
00:29:53
13.74MB
10.07.07
image   Dr. Neelakshi Bhagat, director, Division of Vitreo-retinal Surgery, discusses treating retina damage resulting from trauma or diabetes complications.
00:29:55
13.70MB
9.30.07
image   David Langley, training supervisor, Emergency Medical Services (EMS), talks about new technologies and the skills required for EMS personnel in responding to various emergencies
00:29:54
13.72MB
9.16.07
image   Dr. Arnold Rosenheck, Assistant Dean for Hospital Affairs & Institutional Development at UMDNJ-New Jersey Dental School, discusses the connection between oral and general health and the latest news latest in dental research.
00:29:56
13.74MB
9.09.07
image   Dr. Paul Langer, will talk about the surgical repair of orbital "blowout" fractures which occurs when the small bones that surround the eye are smashed in a motor vehicle accident, sports accident or punch in the eye.
00:29:57
13.72MB
9.02.07
image   Dr. Patrick Foye, Director of UH’s Coccyx Pain (Tailbone Pain) Service, will discuss non-surgical treatment of low back pain and tailbone pain.
00:29:57
13.72MB
8.26.07
image   Dr. Andrew Kaufman, Director of the Comprehensive Pain Center,
discusses three common problems as they relate to pain management-chronic back pain, lack of pain with diabetes and shingles.
00:29:57
13.72MB
8.19.07
imagephoto   Terry Hoben, Coordinator, and Dan Smith, RN, Flight Nurse, NorthSTAR Trauma Air Rescue talks about the services provided by The University Hospital's helicopter rescue which is coordinated with the NJ State Police.
00:29:57
13.7MB
8.12.07
image   Dr. Vincent Ziccardi, DDS, MD, Chief Division of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery talks about treating patients with acute facial injuries and trauma including reconstruction in their rehabilitation. He also describes trigeminal nerve microsurgery as well as the treatment of congneital deformities of the face and jaws including cleft lip and palate deformities.
00:29:57
13.72MB
8.05.07
image   Dr. Peter McGovern, Director, Div. Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility and Dr. Aimee Seungdamrong, Senior Fellow, Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertilitytalk about the variety treatment options that result in successful pregnancies for couples who have being having trouble getting pregnant.
00:29:57
13.72MB
7.29.07
image   Dr. Gerson Weiss, chair, department of ob/gyn and women's health, discusses the challenges of pregnancy in women over the age of 35.
00:29:57
13.72MB
7.22.07
image   Dr. Kenneth Swan, department of surgery, describes his experiences over the decades saving Lives on battlefields and at UH's Trauma Center.
00:29:57
13.72MB
7.15.07
image   Dr. Roger Turbin, director, division of ocular trauma, and Dr. Georgie Grant, department of anesthesiology, will discuss their research on preventing blindness that may occur following spinal surgery.
00:29:57
13.72MB
7.08.07
image   Dr. Arnold Rosenheck, Assistant Dean for Hospital Affairs & Institutional Development at New Jersey Dental School. discussed oral cancer, prevention and early detection.
00:29:57
13.72MB
7.01.07
image   Dr. Charles Cathcart, director, radiation oncology, discussed promising new techniques for treating tumors without damaging healthy tissue and organs.
00:29:57
13.72MB
6.24.07
image   Dr. Stuart Cook,director of the Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosis and Treatment Center, talked about the latest and very promising treatment options for this illness.
00:29:57
13.72MB
6.17.07
image   Dr. Patricia Kloser, division of infectious diseases, discussed a variety of infectious diseases and precautions.
00:29:57
13.72MB
6.10.07
image   Dr. Vincent Barba, medical director for quality improvement, talked about ways in which hospitals ensure optimal patient care.
00:29:57
13.72MB
6.03.07
image   Dr. Andrew Kaufman, department of anesthesiology, explained how pain is managed for patients with a wide range of medical conditions.
00:29:57
13.72MB
5.27.07
image   Obese children often grow into adults with life-threatening health problems! Dr. Kendell Sprott talks how to approach the problem early to ensure good health.
00:29:55
13.70MB
5.20.07
image   Are parents over medicating their children? Dr. Kendall Sprott discusses attention deficit disorders and the need for discipline.
00:29:55
13.70MB
5.13.07
image   Social Workers in the Hospital Can Help Patients in 1001 Ways and Debra Vizzi Explains How!
00:29:58
13.72MB
5.06.07
image   Should a child's curved spine be straightened? Dr. Sanjeev Sabharwal talks about treatment for scoliosis in children.
00:29:55
13.72MB
4.29.07
image   Looking deep into skin problems! Dr. Clark Lambert discusses the causes, symptoms and treatments for serious skin conditions and diseases.
00:29:51
13.70MB
4.22.07
image   Doctors can work with women who are planning a pregnancy to avoid problems! Dr. Lisa Gittens-Williams explains how some significant pregnancy-related complications may be avoided.
00:29:52
13.72MB
4.15.07
image   Can you regain strength and mobility following an injury? Dr. Susan Garstang talks about therapies used to help patients regain maximum function following a wide range of injuries.
00:29:54
13.6MB
4.08.07
image   Breast Cancer in the News!
Dr. Lillian Pliner discusses topics relating to breast cancer which have appeared in the media.
00:29:53
13.5MB
4.01.07
image   How Thyroid Disease Threatens to Pregnant Women Dr. Alex Stagnaro-Green talks about screening high-risk women for thyroid disease
to prevent serious promems in the baby and mother.
00:29:58
13.7MB
3.25.07
image   Talking Openly About Difficult Subjects!
Dr. Gina Anderson discusses menopause and other gynecological issues that women may find
hard to discuss.
00:29:54
13.6MB
3.18.07
imageimage   Dr. James Oleske, director of pediatric allergy/immunology and Infectious diseases and Sheila Walsh, Advanced Practice Nurse, department pediatrics, talked about Circle of Life, a new palliative care program for children with life-limiting illnesses.
00:29:58
13.8MB
3.11.07
image   Dr. James Oleske, director of pediatric allergy/immunology and Infectious diseases, talks about children and HIV.
00:29:53
13.6MB
3.04.07
imagephoto   Dr. Beth Pletcher and Dr. Helio Pedro, department of genetics, explain metabolic diseases that may be detected from newborn screenings.
00:29:57
13.7MB
2.25.07
image   Dr. Mark Johnson, chair, department of family medicine, offered advice about carefully considering how much you eat and how little you exercise.
00:29:58
13.8MB
2.18.07
image   Dr. Norman Lasser, director, preventive cardiology program, explained the benefits of participating in a clinical trial for a certain breast cancer drug.
00:29:59
13.8MB
2.11.07
image   Dr. Beth Pletcher, department of genetics, discussed when hearing loss in newborns is due to genetics and when it is not.
00:29:58
13.8MB
2.04.07
image   Which Over-the Counter Medicines Can Make You Sick and Which Are Fine? Dr. Laura Hargro, discusses preventing multiple medications
from making you sicker.
00:29:57
13.7MB
1.28.07
image   Dr. Mark Johnson, explains the many and varied dangers of high blood presure.
00:29:56
13.7MB
1.21.07
image   Dr. Laura Hargro, talks about the importance of the consistent management of diabetes.
00:29:57
13.7MB
1.14.07
image   Dr. Debra Heller , presents the role of a pathologist as part of the medical team that determines a patient's treatment.
00:29:50
13.5MB
1.07.07
w   Dr. Petros Efthimiou a Rhumatologist discusses the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options for Lupus.
00:29:58
13.8MB
         
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