Healthcasts - Columbus Community Hospital: Recent Episodes
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Lately, it’s hard to turn on the television or open social media without hearing or reading something about the coronavirus or COVID-19. As the pandemic continues to impact the world, there’s a lot of information out there about this new disease.
Joining us now to help separate some of the facts from fiction is Dr. Kurt Kapels, Hospitalist Clinical Director for Columbus Community Hospital.
Spring pollen can kick off several uncomfortable symptoms. Dr. James Friedlander, Allergist & Immunologist in Omaha, NE and Columbus Community Hospital's Visiting Physicians Clinic, discusses seasonal allergies.
Hospice care is a program that assists with end-of-life care. Dr. Dale Zaruba, Medical Director for Columbus Community Hospital Home Health and Hospice, discusses hospice care.
Your kidneys serve as a filtration system for your body, so it's important to keep them healthy. Dr. Bryce Lund, Nephrologist at Nephrology Care, LLC, discusses kidney health.
Mammograms are an essential tools in breast cancer screening. Dr. John Beauvais, Diagnostic Radiology Specialist, discusses mammograms.
Preparing for a new baby is exciting, but some women develop gestational diabetes during pregnancy. Dr. Nicholas Wulf, Obstetrician-gynecologist at Columbus Women's Healthcare, discusses gestational diabetes.
Your hips and knees endure some wear and tear over time, which means some individuals become candidates for joint replacement surgery. Dr. Shawn Brandenburg, orthopedic surgeon, discusses joint replacement surgery.
If you think someone is having a stroke, time is of the essence. Dr. Mark Howerter, Physician Director of the Columbus Community Hospital Emergency Department, explains strokes and what to do if someone seems to be having a stroke.
Columbus Community Hospital welcomes Dr. Venkata Kolli to help care for mental health conditions.
Ear infections and sinusitis may be tougher for a parent to spot than other childhood troubles. Dr. James Weekly discusses childhood ear infections and sinusitis.
Colorectal cancer death is the second-leading cause of death of men and women. Dr. Myron Morse, general surgeon, discusses how screening can save lives.
Tobacco use is typically established in teens, so it's important to stamp out the habit before it begins. Dr. Lauren Jazwick discusses preventing teenage tobacco use.
Breast cancer screenings now offer 3D mammography for a better view of breast tissue. Dr. Anthony Krueger discusses how this new technology works.
A breast cancer diagnosis can be frightening. Dr. Jeremy Albin educates on breast health and self awareness to empower patients to take control of their breast health.
Some women don't recover their pre-pregnancy shape easily after giving birth. Dr. Sanjay Mukerji, plastic surgeon, discusses how a mommy makeover can help moms feel more comfortable and confident.
The hand is beautifully intricate in its utility, comprised of many tiny bones and ligaments. Dr. Ian Crabb, orthopedic surgeon, discusses the impact of conditions and how to treat them.
Joints can wear out. Millions have successfully undergone joint replacement surgery for hips, knees and shoulders.
Dr. Richard Cimpl, Board-certified orthopedic surgeon at Columbus Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Clinic, discusses the ins and outs of total joint replacement.
Feet are the main mode of transportation for people. They support the weight of one’s entire body.
Dr. Brandon Borer, orthopedic surgeon and podiatrist, discusses common foot problems and how to treat them.
Sports medicine addresses physical concerns for those who live very active lifestyles. It specializes in treatment and prevention of sports- and exercise-related injuries.
Dr. Dustin Volkmer, Board-Certified orthopedic surgeon at Columbus Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Clinic, discusses how sports medicine may benefit you.
As the focus continues to grow on concussions and their short-term and long-term effects on a patient, treatment options have expanded and evolved.
Dr. Robert Miller, emergency room physician, discusses the evolution of concussion treatment, the role of the athletic trainer in concussion management, and the Concussion Management Clinic.
Can the way you eat change your life and transform your health? If Hans Diehl, founder and ambassador of the CHIP Program is right, you bet it can!
Dr. Diehl discusses how the CHIP Program can improve overall health through lifestyle and nutrition adjustments.
When does a skin imperfection require a trip to the doctor?
Dr. Nila Novotny, Otolaryngologist at Columbus Otolaryngology Clinic, discusses lumps, bumps, moles and when it time to seek treatment.
Shoulder disorders affect many Americans. Fortunately, many of these disorders can be treated.
Dr. Edward Fehringer, orthopedic surgeon with Columbus Orthopedic Sports Medicine Clinic, discusses common shoulder disorders and how to treat them.
Individuals suffering from venous hypertension can experience discomfort and difficulty engaging in physical activity. VNUS® RF Ablation can address the pain and skin issues associated with venous hypertension and varicose veins.
Dr. Ronald Ernst discusses how this minimally invasive treatment uses radio frequency energy to treat targeted blood vessels and this treatment at Columbus General Surgery may help you.