Duly Noted, A Health and Care Podcast

A procedure that can help restore a patient’s previous quality of life is knee replacement surgery. Dr. David Alfieri, an Orthopaedic Surgeon at Duly Health and Care, shares insights into the most common reasons patients consider knee replacement, misconceptions about the surgery and the benefits and outcomes that patients can expect.

While many of us are familiar with Botox as a solution for addressing fine lines and wrinkles, Daxxify has emerged as a vegan-friendly alternative that demands fewer treatments. Dr. Stephanie Gan, a Duly Dermatologist, discusses the main differences between Botox and Daxxify, explains what specific skin concerns or aging signs are better suited for each treatment, and provides insight into the ben...

Lung Cancer is the leading cause of cancer related deaths worldwide. Dr. Viveka Boddipalli provides valuable insights into exploring risk assessment, screening alternatives, early detection resources, and the latest advancements in managing this disease.

Many women know that the American Cancer Society recommends getting a mammogram to screen for breast cancer every year beginning at the age of 40, but what about the women under 40? Under certain conditions should they consider scheduling a mammogram too? Dr. Kimberly Klinger shares valuable insight regarding risk factors, benefits and limitations of early mammogram screenings.

As you may know, pickleball has become very popular in the last couple of years. Lots of new courts, lots of new players and of course with that has come a lot of new ankle injuries. Dr. Faraz Haque shares valuable insights regarding ankle injuries, strategies for injury prevention, optimal footwear choices, and ways to fully embrace a sport's competitiveness without risking ankle injuries.

When you think of sexually transmitted infections, you probably don’t immediately think of cancer. But when it comes to human papillomavirus or HPV — the most common STI in the US - head and neck cancer is a serious concern. Dr. Ryan Burgette shares valuable insights into the connection between HPV and head and neck cancers. He'll share the associated risk factors, head and neck cancer symptoms, a...

Dr. Sarah Martin will shed light on an important topic that affects many women: stress incontinence. Driven by her passion for women's health, Dr. Martin will delve into the profound impact that female stress incontinence and bladder control can have on women's lives, discussing its causes, symptoms, and available treatment options to help women affected get back to living their best life.

Pregnancy and birth can have a bigger impact than peeing when you sneeze and there’s more to recovery than practicing Kegels. Our pelvic health physical therapists discuss all the short- and long-term effects that pregnancy and birth can have on pelvic floor – some of which may surprise you. They’ll also discuss ways to address these pelvic health issues for post-partum and beyond.

The 4th trimester is defined as the first three months following childbirth. Both baby and mom go through major transformations during this time, and it can sometimes feel quite overwhelming. Today we have Dr. Michelle Winter joining us to help navigate the 4th trimester and speak to what can be expected both mentally, emotionally and physically during this time.

Getting ready for college is a huge adjustment for both parents and their children. Today, we'll talk about how to manage some of the anxiety that comes with going back to school. We'll cover everything from the conversations parents and children can have with each other to prepare for this transition as well as offer ways to stay connected even if you're not physically together any more.

Some women find that, even with recovery and pelvic physical therapy, they still suffer from conditions like stress incontinence or overactive bladder after pregnancy. The good news is that women don’t have to live with these conditions. Dr. Sarah Martin discuses a number of treatments and options available to get women back to where they were before pregnancy and help them maintain their urologic...

As allergy season seems to be year-round these days, many people wonder why their allergy medication no longer works or doesn’t work as well as it used to. Dr. Andrey Leonov will discuss why this could be happening to you from built up resistance, to development or worsening of new allergies as well as discussing the best ways to treat seasonal allergies.

Being diagnosed with any new illness or condition can be overwhelming, and thyroid disease is exceedingly common. Dr. Bency Kurian, a Duly Internal Medicine Physician will walk us through how to navigate this diagnosis and speak to some of the treatment options that are available.

Dr. Malcom Franklin, a Duly Internal Medicine Physician will walk us through how to navigate a diabetes diagnosis. He will cover what symptoms to be aware of, the different types of Diabetes and treatment options that are available to manage the condition.

Being diagnosed with any new illness or condition can be overwhelming - hypertension is among one of the most common. Dr. Michael Forbes, a Duly Family Medicine Physician will walk us through how to navigate a new hypertension diagnosis including symptoms to look out for and treatment options that are available.

June is men's health month and we'll be discussing how to navigate the men's health journey. Dr. Michael Fitzgerald will speak to the importance of establishing with a primary care physician and walk us through some of the most important age-appropriate screenings for men.

Gastroenterologist, Dr. Jennie Ng, discusses why colorectal cancer is increasing in Gen X, Millennials and Gen Z. She’ll also share the early symptoms of colorectal cancer, the importance of colonoscopies and tips to prevent colorectal cancer.

When outpatient surgery is a good option for patients with issues of the spine.

It’s time for the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP), from October 15 to December 7. During this time, patients 65 years and older have the opportunity to review plan benefits and options to make sure they’re getting the coverage that’s right for them. Duly Health and Care is communicating the importance of this to our patients through a multi-channel campaign that includes a Medicare Resourc...

Dr. Mathews-Kukla (Pediatrician and Division Chair of the Pediatrics Department for Duly Health and Care) talks about  "A parents guide to taking care of baby -when they arrive home and beyond" For more information on Dr. Mathews-Kukla

For many women (and the 5% of men who are also at risk) a breast cancer exam can be anxiety provoking. In today's Duly Noted, Dr. Merrick talks with Dr. Jennifer Yilk, a Board- Certified Radiologist and member of the Society of Breast Imaging and American Board of Radiology.

In this episode of DulyNoted, Duly Health and Care board-certified dermatologist, Dr. Alix Charles discusses the latest cosmetic techniques for enhancing appearance.

Dr. Bratis and Dr. Merrick talk about Transforming the Care Experience with Doctor-Directed Medicine.  They explain what Doctor-Directed Medicine is, what is unique about being a physician in Duly Health, and the benefits of the shareholder model for the physicians and patients.

Henna Dracopoulos talks about “Physician Assistants - Their Vital Role in the Care Experience”. Ms. Dracopoulos describes the different roles that physician assistants have, their role in the clinical care team and she shares her experience working as a physician assistant at Duly Health and Care.

This episode will highlight the expertise of the team and technology at Duly's new Cardiac Evaluation Center in Lisle, Illinois.  The Center is home to comprehensive heart care diagnostics, including the Midwest's first and only CardioGraphe CT in an outpatient center.  This sophisticated cardiovascular CT that captures images of the whole heart by a single beat, in just .24 seconds. In many insta...