Flourish- A Prisma Health Podcast

In this episode, listen as Dr. Alan Anderson and Dr. Carla Roberts lead an interactive discussion on sickle cell disease, covering symptoms, treatment options, and the services and support that are available at Prisma Health.

In this episode, we hear from Aniket Saha, a pediatric hematologist/oncologist at Prisma Health. He will discuss some of the more common cancers among children and offers advice on how to provide and also seek support if your child has cancer.

In this episode, we hear from Edwin Hayes, an infectious disease specialist with Prisma Health. He will discuss some of the common misconceptions associated with HIV/AIDS, as well as symptoms, prevention, and medication treatment options.

In this episode, we hear from Dr. Helmut Albrecht, an infectious disease expert at Prisma Health. He will focus on defining monkeypox, how it is spread, and treatment options.

In this episode, Carla Wham RN, and Chaka Davis, MSN, lead an interactive discussion on breastfeeding, and share tips and information for new and expectant mothers.

In this episode, Dr. Matt Grisham and Dr. Anna-Kathryn Burch lead an interactive discussion on important facts and advice about giving immunizations to children.

In this episode, we hear from Dr. Blake Windsor. a board-certified headache specialist and pediatrician He leads a discussion on children and headaches, and when parents should be concerned.

Dr. Erica Robinson leads an informative discussion on how to women can manage pelvic pain.

In this episode, we hear from Dr. Edwin Hayes, an infectious disease physician at Prisma He4alth. He will lead a discussion on how to protect yourself from STD's and STI's.

Dr. Fredy J. Revilla discusses when to be concerned about tremors when to see a doctor and exercises that may help.

Dr. Mike Guyton leads a  discussion on how to talk to teens about their sexual health.

In this episode, Dr. Andre Eaddy and Dr. Robert Kneece lead an interactive discussion on colon cancer, colon health, and the importance of getting screened/colonoscopies.

Dr. David Amrol is joined by Grayson Ford, PA, in an interactive discussion on seasonal allergies.

Dr. Stephan Pill and Dr. Michael Kissenberth lead an interactive discussion on shoulder replacement surgery, and important information you may want to know if you are considering getting one.

Dr. Jeff Holloway and Dr. Alex Wagner lead an interactive discussion on concussions.

Dr. John Scott and Dr. Wes Love lead an interactive discussion on bariatric surgery.

Larry Gluck, MD, is joined by LeeAnn Perkins, NP, in an interactive conversation to discuss cancer prevention.

There are lots of reasons why a patient might consider fertility preservation. It could be related to a cancer diagnosis, having a genetic condition that decreases fertility or age. Either way, if you plan to have children in the future, what are your options for preserving fertility?

A woman's body is very different and more developed than the body of a young or adolescent girl. The gynecologic problems of younger females need special expertise. Having doctors and nurses who understand the needs of younger patients can make a difference. It can also go a long way toward helping girls establish a healthy lifestyle at a young age.

Dr. Greg Faucher discusses carpal tunnel syndrome.

Dr. Andrew Schneider leads a discussion on hernias.

Dr. Casey Berson and Dr. Frank Clark lead a discussion on how to cope with depression and the seasonal blues that many can struggle with over the holidays.

Dr. Lee Day leads a discussion on the importance on bone health.

Dr. Brian Burnikel discusses reasons why you should seek a hip or knee replacement.

Dr. Albert Odom leads an informative discussion on fibroids and how it affects African American women on a larger scale.