On this episode, Dr. Lewis Meyers talks with Dr. Joanna Hellmuth on the topic of Memory Disorders and Dementias, and the progress being made on making these disorders less debilitating.

Dr. Meyers discusses lung cancer with Dr. Ashish Saxena, oncologist at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in New York City. Dr. Saxena reviews different types of lung cancer and possible treatments.

Today we talk about surgery: its past, recent advancements and its future. Joining us is Dr. Victor Pisanelli and Dr. Audrey Dudzik, both surgeons at Rutland Regional Medical Center.

This Memorial Day Weekend, Dr. Louis Meyers focuses on the mental health challenges Veterans can face, from depression to PTSD and suicide ideation. Dr. Meyers invites Col. (Dr.) Wendi Waits, Director of Behavioral Health at […]

Dr. Louis Meyers invites Rheumatologist Dr. Patience White on the show to talk about the different ailments surrounding unnecessary inflammation, from symptoms of Lyme Disease to Arthritis.

This week Dr. Meyers invites Dr. Alan Eisemann, hospice director in Rutland and Phyllus Tarbell, director of home hospice for Bayada Nursing to discuss what hospice care is, how it improves the end of terminal […]

Today Dr. Meyers talks with Katie Jickling, who is VTDigger’s health care reporter. We discuss health care issues in Vermont which she has covered over the past two years including covid, OneCare, cannabis, and more.

Dr. Louis Meyers invites Dr. Richard Lovett, radiation oncologist at Rutland Regional Medical Center, to discuss radiation treatments for cancer. Dr. Lovett discusses how radiation treatment has progressed in the last few decades and how […]

This week Dr. Meyers invites Dr. Harry Malech, who is the director of the gene therapy labs at National Institutes of Health, on the show. Dr. Malech explains new gene therapy techniques, such as CRISPR, […]

Dr. Meyers invites cardiovascular specialists Dr. Adam Coleman and Dr. Joseph Winget to talk about the heart organ. They discuss what causes the heart to beat and why heart beats become irregular, what the consequences […]

Today on the show we discuss the hardships people who identify as transgender face in accessing healthcare that fits their needs. We hear the story of Kelly, a Vermonter who has transitioned from male to […]

This week we discuss common areas of stress and impact injuries athletes face in the neck, shoulders, arms, legs, and feet as well as how orthopedists and physical therapists treat these injuries without surgery or […]

This Friday we focus on “mid-level” providers: physician assistants and nurse practitioners. We talk about their training, their scope of practice, and the care they provide to Vermonters. Guests include Michelle Wade, who is the […]

Today we talk about First Responders and the important care they administer in patient transports. Our guests are Drew Hazelton of Brattleboro Rescue and Molly Bondurant of Dartmouth-Hitchcock Advanced Response Team.

Today we discuss pancreatic cancer with survivor Dr. Alan Fink and Pancreatic Cancer Specialist Dr. Allyson Ocean. We also discuss support for pancreatic cancer patients with Cindy Gavin of the Let’s Win! program in New […]

Many adults in the United States worry about (and especially in Vermont with it’s older population) is taking care of their parents and older family members as they age. Dr. Meyers talks with Assisted Living […]

This week we talk to Alice Rader, a Nurse Practitioner who experienced a sudden heart attack at age 32 with no prior history of heart disease. We discuss the importance of listening to your body, […]

Dr. Meyers discusses kidney disease which is most often passed down genetically. He invites a kidney disease survivor and transplant recipient Marianne Wendel and her nephrologist Dr. Andrew Howard to talk about symptoms, detection, treatment, […]

Dr. Louis Meyers talks about what psychological hurdles school-aged children face in 2021, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Meyers talks with Psychiatrist David Rettew of UVM Medical Center, Champlain Valley Union High School Counselor […]

We talk on the comprehensive treatment needed for patients to overcome obesity. We are first introduced to Mr. Bill Schubart, a Waterbury local who had struggled with obesity for a majority of his life. Then […]

Today we focus on the importance of primary care and how it’s administered in Vermont. We talk with primary care physicians Dr. Paul Reiss, Dr. Bradley Berryhill, and Dr. Bruce Bullock.

We talk about Pulmonology and Critical Care Medicine with Dr. Ann Dixon, Pulmonologist and Intensivist and Director of the Intensive Care Unit at University of Vermont Medical Center.

We talk about how care is administered in Vermont specifically with Jessa Barnard, executive director of the Vermont Medical Society and Robin Lunge of the Green Mountain Care Board.

A few weeks back we talked about breast cancer specifically. This week we wanted to widen the lens and talk more about other types of cancer with oncologist Dr. Philip Schein.

Endocrinologist Dr. Margaret Daly talks about Diabetes; the causes of both Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes and the treatment for both as well.

We talk about the unique challenges and advantages of administering care in the hospital setting with Rutland Regional CEO Claudio Forte and Dr. Richard Hidebrandt.

With a lot of Vermonters loving to get outdoors and away from the cities and towns to enjoy nature, wilderness medicine becomes important when hospital care is simply too far away. Dr. Richard Ingebresten of […]

Dr. Mark Levine, Vermont’s Health Commissioner, discussed the state’s response to the Covid virus.