Fertility treatment is now commonplace around the world but for first timers negotiating these waters, there are a lot of questions around financing their fertility journey. Kymberli Seibert discusses Boston IVF fertility and finances.
10 years of cancer treatments---that's been Kelly Rode's story since 2013 when she was first diagnosed with a rare form of ovarian cancer. Kelly discusses her journey, her recovery, and how she has been through it at all at Deaconess.
Parents of newborns are sometimes called to spend time with their babies in the neonatal intensive care unit, or NICU. Kelly Carrico, RN Clinical Nurse & Manager of the NICU, and Cara Wongngamnit, Director of Newborn Services in Administration, walks you through what to expect during your baby's stay in the Women's Hospital NICU.
There has been so much in the news lately about genetic testing. Elizabeth Johnson discusses Genesight, how it can help with medicine management, figuring out what type of medication is best for certain diagnoses, and more.
Good nutrition is hard enough to come by in our own adult lives and often, it's even more difficult for our children. Abigail Ungetheim discusses the Developmental Clinic, how a baby gets referred to the clinic, the nutritional services offered for pediatric patients, and more.
Many parents believe in the benefits of co-sleeping without really researching the dangers. Dr. Jenny Camacho, Neonatologist at The Women's Hospital and Taylor Fauerbach, RN are here to share the real life dangers of co-sleeping families.
The Women's Cancer Center at Deaconess is ever expanding. In today's episode, we welcome Dr. Jeffrey Fowler to The Women's Cancer Center and learn more about his background, what brought him to Deaconess, and his approach to medical care.
April 11th-17th is Black Maternal Health Week and Lori Grimm is here to talk more about Black Maternal Health Week as well as raise awareness of Black maternal mortality.
The Women's Cancer Center at Deaconess is always innovating. Dusty Fiester discusses prehabilitation, or prehab, and how it can help prevent lymphedema in cancer rehabilitation.
Many of us have heard stories about sepsis in newborn children less than 4 weeks old. Dr. Jenny Camacho discusses the warning signs of sepsis and how The Women's Hospital treats late onset sepsis in the neonate.
We all know that military and civilian pilots do a lot of training via simulation exercises, but what about healthcare providers? Dr. Barton Staat discusses simulation education at The Women's Hospital.
The way life starts in the human body is a source of eternal fascination. Dr. Daniel Griffin discusses how semen analysis can be a helpful diagnostic tool when it comes to reproduction.
We all want the best for our babies and want to protect them any way we can. Taylor Fauerbach and Dr. Jenny Camacho discuss safe sleep, SIDS, and how you can reduce the risk for your baby.
Humans are made up of a lot of moving parts and we don't always think about checking up on all of them. Dr. Samer Schuman discusses cervical cancer awareness and why it's so important to screen early and often.
Now, more than ever, people need to stay on top of their breast health. Today, Claire Sutherby talks more about the High Risk Breast Program at The Women's Hospital.
So you're pregnant and worried about the vaccine? It's only natural. Dr. Spencer Kuper explores the correlation between the COVID-19 vaccine and pregnancy, therapies, and what to anticipate if you get the virus.Stay up to date
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