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Skagit Talks

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Skagit Talks is a 30 minute community informational radio show in Skagit Valley. Covering from Sedro-Woolley to Mount Vernon. At 5:00 pm on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. On KSVR 91.7 FM.
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A common misconception is that urologists only treat men but actually, urologists specialize in treating all genders. Dr. Curran Emeruwa discusses common symptoms that women should look out for if they're experiencing incontinence, when women should seek treatment and more.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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It can be difficult to tell if your infant or toddler is sick or not and if it requires medical attention. Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Emily Bianconi discusses the common signs to look out for if your child is sick and needs to see a pediatrician and more.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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Fentanyl is in so many street drugs these days and is taking lives unexpectedly all over the country. Dr. Connie Davis, Dr. Krishnaraj Jayarama, and Dr. Michael Thompson discuss fentanyl, the difference between exposure and overdose, some protective factors that parents can take and more.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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Erectile dysfunction and testosterone deficiency can negatively impact a man's health sexually and beyond. Dr. Curran Emeruwa discusses these conditions, how lifestyle changes can make an impact, what role mental health and stress can play and more.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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It's always a good idea to have your wishes and documents in order and one document to consider before it's needed is an advance directive. Dr. Catherine Bree Johnston discusses advance directives, why they're important, the different types of directives and more.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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A key challenge for some patients these days is how to successfully balance the demands of health, work and family. Nurse Practitioner Courtney Robbins discusses the work/health/life balance, patient trends, what a healthy balance can look like and more.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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It's estimated that more than 11% of women here in the United States between the ages of 15-44 have endometriosis. Dr. Carlyn King discusses common symptoms and risk factors, treatment options, lifestyle changes you can make to accommodate and more.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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Prostate surgery isn't something that any man looks forward to but advances in medicine can alleviate and assuage many concerns. Dr. Kyle Schuyler discusses prostate cancer statistics from the National Cancer Institute, the benefits of robotic surgery, what Skagit has to offer in the way of robotic surgery and more.…
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Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the US, with 1 out of 5 Americans developing it by the age of 70. Dr. Michael Marchetti discusses the main types of skin cancer, potential risk factors and prevention, how to get diagnosed and more.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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Menopause can be a dreaded topic but the more you know, the better you can plan and know what to expect. Donna Lee, ARNP discusses the stages of menopause, symptoms and treatments, who may be a good candidate for menopause hormone therapy and more.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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Sleep is crucial to all of us but what about when it's interrupted by obstuctive sleep apnea? Dr. Nikhil Samtani discusses the latest treatment options, common symptoms and causes as well as the Inspire Therapy program.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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Outpatient surgery is more common than ever. According to the CDC, nearly two-thirds of all operations are performed in an outpatient facility. Dr. Christopher Sheu discusses the benefits of an outpatient surgery center, the types of procedures they perform and more.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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Have you ever worked out, been injured, and then had to deal with tight muscles and how can you get past that so that you can get back to playing? Dr. Jared Anderson discusses tight muscles, why they happen, how to treat them and more.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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Type 2 diabetes is on the rise so if you're diagnosed with it, how do you manage it? Dr. Matthew Rosner discusses what you need to know about type 2 diabetes including the signs, symptoms, and risk factors, what advice he has for families to prevent your children from developing it and more.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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Our digestive health affects our immune system, our nervous system and even our mental health. Dr. S. Suresh Alagugurusamy discusses the best foods for GI health and the role your digestive system plays in your overall well-being.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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Young women considering their first gynecological appointment will more than likely have lots of questions. Dr. Grace Bay discusses everything you need to know about what to expect during your appointment, common questions you may have, how to prepare for the exam, and more.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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If you haven't been exercising, you'll want to go about it the right way to maximize your efforts and avoid injury. Orthopaedic physician assistant Jon Ruff discusses the healthiest ways that you can prepare your body for a workout.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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When you need medical attention, there are a plethora of options available to you like ERs, an appointment with your PCP, urgent care facilities, and now virtual e-clinics but how do you know which one you need? Dr. Aaron Arnold discusses the different levels of care in medicine, why it's important to seek the correct level of care, and more.…
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Time is of the essence if you or a loved one has a stroke but what should you do if you have one and are there ways to prevent them from happening at all? Dr. Jay Biessel and Dr. Patti Brettell discuss strokes, the signs and symptoms, what you should do if one happens, and more.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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With proper screening, you can stop colon cancer early or maybe even before it starts. Dr. Samit Datta discusses colon cancer screenings, common signs and symptoms of colon cancer to look out for, who should be screened, the possible risks and benefits, and more.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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The ancient art of acupuncture is steadily gaining popularity in western medicine. Dr. Jacklyn Lee discusses acupuncture in the primary care setting, how it can be used to treat patients, and what a session may look like.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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There are a lot of questions to ask when you go to the dermatologist for the first time but what if your child needs to see one? Dr. Michael Barton discusses pediatric dermatology, when to take your child for treatment, what to expect during the visit, and more.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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Chest pain, bloating, and burping can all be signs of a hiatal hernia but what exactly is that? Dr. Allison Porter discusses hiatal hernias, gastroesophageal reflux disease, and the possible treatment options for both.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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According to the CDC, Autism affects 1 in 44 children in the United States today and there is so much to know about this complex condition. Ashleigh Adkins discusses Autism, the importance of early diagnosis, what screening can be done, and the breakthrough programs that she has created with Skagit Regional Health to help children with Autism.…
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When it comes to having a joint replaced, hips and knees are the most common while ankles, shoulders, elbows, and wrists may also need to be replaced at some point. Dr. Christopher Sheu explores what all is involved when you get a joint replacement.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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Having a baby can be such an exciting time but it can also be filled with new worries and anxieties and as happy as new parents can be, it can also feel like a lot. Dr. Devon Kienzle discusses how you can safeguard your mental health as a new parent.द्वारा Skagit Regional Health
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