Bryan Health Podcasts

Dr. Dave Miers discusses strategies and tips for daily mental wellness self-care during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Brad Decker, PLADC  shares how to get started in a recovery/treatment program at Bryan Independence Center, the different types of care offered, the cost and if treatment is covered by insurance.

Dr. Dave Miers shares the importance of self-care and tips on how to build self-care in your routine.

Cassandra LeBlanc, MS explains the extreme dangers with vaping, the difference between vaping and smoking cigarettes, the side effects of vaping including pulmonary illness, and how to encourage a loved on to quit.

Dr. Brock Cookman explains what atrial fibrillation is, the different treatment options available, and if the left atrial appendage closure device procedure is right for you.

Julie McDaniel, MS, CCC-SLP shares the common feeding issues in infants and early childhood.

Neal Thomsen MPT, ATC shares what aquatic physical therapy is and the many benefits associated with this type of therapy.

Dr. Keith Miller discusses if fish oil consumption can help prevent cardiovascular disease, the other benefits of fish oil, any risks with taking fish oil, and how to incorporate fish oil into your diet.

Dr. Benjamin Gelber explains how a brain tumor is diagnosed, the signs and symptoms that might be worrisome, and the latest treatment options available.

Dr. Keith Miller discusses if taking aspirin can help prevent a heart attack, how often you should be taking it, risks or side effects associated with aspirin use, and other cardiovascular disease prevention tips.

José Bajo explica lo que hace una enfermera practicante y qué tipo de pacientes ven.

Dr. Dave Miers discusses signs of depression, treatment options available, ways to promote positive mental health, and if it's considered a normal part of aging.

Marty Killeen, DDS shares dental hygiene tips for your infant and toddler, when you should schedule their first appointment, and healthy habits to practice with your children.

Cancer treatment affects everyone differently. However, common side effects are losing your appetite, feeling nauseous and losing your sense of smell and taste. Oncology clinical nurse specialist Ruth Van Gerpen explains why your appetite might change with cancer treatments. She shares tips on food suggestions to help ease nausea and a sore throat, and she offers useful ways to encourage eating in cancer patients.

When you or someone you care about are facing cancer, you may find yourself focused on the disease, treatment and doctors. Many people forget to ask questions that can help them manage the costs associated with cancer or even know what questions to ask or who to ask.Ruth Van Gerpen, Bryan oncology clinical nurse specialist discusses financial questions you may have after a cancer diagnosis.