There’s something uniquely sad about losing a parent. They may be old and infirmed, but when the moment of separation comes, most people feel a loss unlike any other. Christian author Sharon Brown Keith offers insights and hope from her own painful experience.
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It’s unpredictable, often disabling, and there doesn’t seem to be a cure. It disrupts the flow of information between the brain and the body. That’s one of the conditions that neurologist Norman McNulty examines on this revealing program.
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It’s a dirty job but someone has to do it. Eric Nelson is a colon and rectal surgeon practicing in Chattanooga, Tennessee and an expert in colorectal diseases of the most unpleasant and dangerous kind.
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How are you feeling today emotionally? If you say, “Meh,” you might want to listen carefully as Dr. James Marcum, founder_director of Heartwise Ministries shares information about a potentially dangerous mental condition called depression.
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Where are the medical professionals who will step up to the plate with the necessary guidance for getting and staying well? Dr. Matthew Hollie promotes what he calls “the preventive medicine mindset.”
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Sometimes food can fool you. You think you’re eating healthfully, and then you discover a hidden secret of the unhealthy kind. Dr. Michael Greger shares both a warning and some encouragement concerning rice. (nutritionfacts.org)
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We all know we should, but many of us don’t. Cardiologist Dr. James Marcum, founder_director of Heartwise Ministries, talks about exercise and how to fit it in with our daily walk with God.
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We’re independent creatures by nature. Most of us like to take care of ourselves and not be a bother to anyone–especially our family. Cardiologist James Marcum shares how we can remain on our own for a long as possible.
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The inter-connectedness of the human body is just now beginning to be fully understood by the scientific community. Board certified physician Ellie Campbell says that no cardiovascular disease prevention program is complete without significant attention to oral health. (www.campbellfamilymedicine.com)
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