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San Diego HealthSan Diego HealthScripps Podcast - What is Lupus?Lupus is a complex autoimmune disease that can affect many parts of the body — and often goes undiagnosed. 🧬 Usman Ajaz, MD, Rheumatologist with Scripps Coastal Medical Group, breaks down the causes, symptoms, and treatment options to help patients take control of their health. Listen to the full interview now.  #LupusAwareness #AutoimmuneHealth #ScrippsHealth2025-05-0612 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthScripps Podcast - Living Kidney Organ Donation Living Organ Donation- Living Kidney Donation: What You Need to Know Did you know you can live a healthy life with just one kidney—and potentially save someone else's life in the process? In this episode, Scripps transplant surgeon Dr. Jenny Lam explains how living kidney donation works, the benefits of donating while alive, and what to expect before, during, and after transplant surgery. Learn about the causes of kidney failure, treatment options like dialysis, and why a transplant from a living donor can offer better outcomes. 🎧 Tune in to discover how one generous act c...2025-04-1613 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthWhat Is Atrial Fibrillation (AFib) and How Is It Treated? with Douglas Gibson, MDAtrial fibrillation happens when the heart beats at a very fast rate—typically more than 100 beats per minute. Commonly called AFib, atrial fibrillation is the most common form of arrhythmia, or irregular heartbeat. AFib causes various symptoms and can be very serious. New technology can treat Afib using faster, more effective methods than in the past. In this video, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor talks with Doug Gibson, MD, a Scripps cardiac electrophysiologist and director of cardiac electrophysiology at the Scripps Prebys Cardiovascular Institute.2025-02-0408 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHigh-Risk Pregnancy: Caring for Mother and Baby with Dr. Sean Daneshmand and Caitlin GrandfieldFinding out a pregnancy is high-risk can understandably bring a mix of emotions. But a highly skilled perinatology team can ensure that high-risk moms-to-be receive the very best care and have the healthiest pregnancy possible. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor and Sean Daneshmand, MD, medical director of the department of maternal-fetal health at Scripps Clinic, and Scripps prenatal genetic counselor Caitlin Grandfield, discuss what constitutes a high-risk pregnancy and how physicians care for high-risk moms-to-be. Dr. Daneshmand also explains what prospective parents can do to lower their risk even before getting pregnant. 2025-01-1614 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthBest Immunotherapy Techniques for Cancer Patients with Dr. David HermelIn this podcast, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor speaks with Dr. David Hermel of Scripps Cancer Center about immunotherapy, a groundbreaking approach to fighting cancer. Unlike traditional treatments like chemotherapy, which affect both healthy and cancerous cells, immunotherapy precisely targets cancer cells by modifying the immune system. Immunotherapy is particularly effective for cancers like melanoma and may be combined with chemotherapy or radiation. Side effects are generally mild, resembling cold-like symptoms. At Scripps Cancer Center, multidisciplinary teams personalize treatments for optimal results.2025-01-0606 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthE-Bike Safety for Older Adults with Dr. Walter BifflBike riding is a great way to get around and get some exercise—if you do it carefully. There has been a sharp increase in bike- and e-bike-related injuries and deaths in older riders. And according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, adults over the age of 55 have the highest incidence of bicycle-related deaths. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor discusses bicycle safety with Walter Biffl, MD, medical director of trauma and acute care surgery at Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla, and Paige Colburn-Hargis, trauma injury prevention coordinator for Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla...2024-10-0118 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHow Do Continuous Glucose Monitors Work? with Dr. Athena Philis-TsimikasFor the roughly 40 million Americans living with diabetes, it’s critical to maintain healthy blood sugar levels. Continuous blood sugar monitors may be able to help. The devices track blood sugar levels 24/7—no finger pricks required. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor and guest, Athena Philis-Tsimikas, MD, a Scripps Clinic endocrinologist and corporate vice president of the Scripps Whittier Diabetes Institute, discuss the benefits of continuous glucose monitors for patients with diabetes. Dr. Tsimikas also explains how continuous glucose monitors can work in tandem with an insulin pump to automatically control blood sugar levels.   2024-07-2910 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthLaser Treatments to Rejuvenate Skin with Dr. Edward Ross  Years of exposure to the San Diego sunshine can lead to uneven skin tone, dark spots, and spider veins on the face. Fortunately, dermatologists have a variety of laser treatments at their disposal to safely reverse the damage and restore the look of healthy skin. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor and Edward Ross, MD, a Scripps Clinic dermatologist and director of the Scripps Clinic Laser and Cosmetic Dermatology Center, discuss how lasers work to rejuvenate skin and what conditions can be treated. Dr. Ross also explains how newer lasers can be used to effectively treat a...2024-07-1910 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHeart Issues During Pregnancy with Dr. Poulina Uddin and Dr. Sean Daneshmand,Pregnancy is an exciting time, but it can also be tough on your heart. Your heart is working overtime to support you and your baby, and it’s surprisingly common for women to develop some type of heart problem during pregnancy or exacerbate an existing condition, such as hypertension or high blood pressure. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor interviews Scripps Clinic cardiologist Poulina Uddin, MD, and Sean Daneshmand, MD, a Scripps Clinic OB-GYN and medical director of the Scripps perinatology program. They discuss how being pregnant can affect the heart, common heart problem...2024-01-3016 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthThe Risks of Pregnancy After 35 with Dr. Daniela Gomez and Alex FiteMore and more women are waiting until their mid- to late 30s to have children. Advanced maternal age pregnancies come with higher risks, but health care providers are prepared. Scripps has expert perinatologists and support staff who specialize in high-risk pregnancy care. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor interviews Daniela Gomez, MD, a Scripps Clinic obstetrician and gynecologist (OB-GYN) specializing in maternal and fetal medicine, and Alex Fite, a prenatal genetic counselor at Scripps Clinic. They discuss the factors that may make it harder to conceive as a woman gets older, conditions that occur more oft...2023-12-1814 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthDo I Need a Lung Cancer Screening? with Dr. Samir MakaniLung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the United States, but early diagnosis can lead to a better outcome. Fortunately, technological advances are making it possible for doctors to spot lung cancer earlier than ever. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor interviews Samir Makani, MD, director of interventional pulmonary medicine at Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas and director of Scripps’ lung cancer screening program. They discuss the causes of lung cancer, who’s most at risk, and the symptoms. Dr. Makani also outlines the link between early intervention and a dramatic jump in survival r...2023-10-2509 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthWhat Is a Mini Facelift? How Does It Work? with Dr. Salvatore PacellaSun, stress, and gravity take a toll on our appearance as we age. But there are ways to reverse the visible signs of aging and get rid of wrinkles and sagging skin. A mini facelift could help turn back the hands of time and restore a more youthful appearance. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor and Salvatore Pacella, MD, Division Head of plastic and reconstructive surgery at Scripps Clinic & Scripps Green Hospital, discuss how a mini facelift is performed, how it differs from a traditional facelift, and who’s a candidate. Dr. Pacella also covers the risk...2023-10-0909 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthMedication and Surgery For Weight Loss with Dr. Jennie Luna and Dr. Mark TakataA startling stat: According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 42 percent of adults and nearly 20 percent of children are obese—that’s around 115 million people. Weight loss medication and/or bariatric surgery may be options for some of those whose health is at risk due to their weight and lifestyle. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor and guests Scripps Clinic endocrinologist Jennie Luna, MD, and Scripps Clinic bariatric surgeon Mark Takata, MD, discuss the genetic and societal causes of obesity, why diet and exercise just aren’t enough for some people, and how weight l...2023-07-0510 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthFree Annual Wellness Check With Medicare with Kaitlyn Bertrand, PAIndividuals with Medicare part B or a Medicare Advantage plan are eligible for free annual Medicare Wellness visits. Scripps partners with patients’ primary care doctors to perform these annual healthy aging wellness assessments. Doctors develop or update the patient’s personal care plan based on their current health and risk factors to help prevent diseases or disabilities. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor and guest Kaitlyn Bertrand, a physician assistant with Scripps’ Annual Health Assessment Clinic, discuss  Medicare Wellness visits and how they differ from annual physical exams, who’s eligible, how to prepare, and how to sc...2023-02-1508 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHow to Treat HIV and AIDS with Dr. Brian KimAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 1.1 million people in the US are living with HIV and about 36,000 more are diagnosed every year. HIV is a virus that attacks the body’s immune system. If not treated, it can lead to AIDS, which puts the body at higher risk for life-threatening infections and cancer. HIV stays in the body for life, and while there is no cure, it can be controlled. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor and Scripps family medicine physician Brian Kim, MD, discuss HIV, its symptoms, and who’s mo...2022-12-0107 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthDiabetes and Depression with Dr. Karla Espinosa De Los MonterosManaging diabetes isn’t easy. For many of the 37.3 million Americans living with the condition, that means following a restrictive diet, exercising regularly, monitoring blood sugar, and taking medication. Some also face mental health challenges related to diabetes. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor interviews Karla Espinosa De Los Monteros, PhD, a clinical health psychologist who leads the Behavioral Health Integration Program at the Scripps Whittier Diabetes Institute. Dr. Espinosa De Los Monteros delves into how diabetes (and the stigma that’s sometimes attached) affects the way people can think and feel about themselves, the stre...2022-11-2209 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthSigns and Symptoms of Epilepsy with Dr. Michelle Van NoordEpilepsy is a neurological condition marked by recurring seizures. Aside from bouts of uncontrollable jerking movements, its symptoms can include temporary confusion, inability to respond to sound or visual stimuli, and unusual emotional or physical sensations. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor and guest Scripps Clinic neurologist Michelle Van Noord, MD, discuss epilepsy, how it’s diagnosed, who’s most at risk, and treatment options. Dr. Van Noord also outlines what exactly happens during a seizure. Epilepsy is a treatable disorder and physicians have many tools available to help patients control seizures. For more information on e...2022-11-1111 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthPregnancy Over 35 with Dr. Erica BerggrenPregnancy among women age 35 or older has been on the rise in recent years. While moms giving birth in their late 30s and 40s are becoming more common, they still face increased risks. In this video, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor talks about pregnancy after 35 with Scripps obstetrician and gynecologist Erica Berggren, MD, who specializes in maternal fetal medicine. Learn more: https://www.scripps.org/7507p2022-10-0413 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthRecovering From a Rotator Cuff Tear with Dr. Brian RebolledoYou probably don’t give much thought to everything your shoulders do until one of them starts to hurt or you realize you can’t do the things you enjoy because your shoulder is weak or painful. In many cases, shoulder pain is due to a tear in the rotator cuff. In this video, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor talks with Scripps orthopedic surgeon Brian Rebolledo, MD, about rotator cuff injuries and treatment. Learn more: https://www.scripps.org/7500p2022-09-2008 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthWhat Is Gerd and How Do You Treat It? with Dr. Franklin TsaiGastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) may be known by several names including heartburn, indigestion and acid reflux, but they all refer to unpleasant sensations related to digestive acids in the stomach backing up into the esophagus. GERD is a common condition that affects about 10 to 20% of people in the United States, but various treatments can help reduce its frequency and relieve symptoms. In this video, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor talks with Scripps gastroenterologist Franklin Tsai, MD, about what causes GERD and what to do about it. Learn more: https://www.scripps.org/7493p2022-09-0607 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHow to Treat Varicose Veins? with Dr. Jeffrey WeisVaricose veins – those swollen, twisted veins that form on the lower legs – may be unsightly and painful, but are they harmful? In this video, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor talks with Scripps vascular surgeon Jeffrey Weiss, MD, about what causes varicose veins and what you can do about them. Learn more: https://www.scripps.org/7466p2022-08-0907 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthAsthma Symptoms and Treatments with Dr. Steven ZhaoAsthma is a common lung condition that causes shortness of breath, coughing, tightness in your chest and wheezing. Asthma can range from mild to very severe, but medical treatments and lifestyle changes can help keep symptoms under control. In this video, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor talks with Scripps pulmonologist Steven Zhao, MD, about what causes asthma and how to manage it. Learn more: https://www.scripps.org/7456p2022-07-2611 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthBradycardia: What Does a Slow Heart Rate Mean? with Dr. Poulina UddinIt’s common to hear someone say their heart is “racing” when they’re excited, nervous or recovering from strenuous exercise. But your rarely hear about a heart rate that is slower than normal–a condition called bradycardia. What causes a slow heart rate and is it a reason for concern? In this video, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor talks with Scripps cardiologist Poulina Uddin, MD, about bradycardia symptoms, causes and treatments. Learn more: https://www.scripps.org/7448p2022-07-1210 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthArthritis: Types, Causes, Diagnosis and Treatments with Dr. Kavitta AllemArthritis can make everyday activities like climbing stairs, holding a coffee cup and even getting out of bed difficult or painful. Joints affected by the disease become swollen and stiff, often limiting mobility and causing pain. In this video, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor talks with Scripps rheumatologist Kavitta Allem, MD, about the causes of arthritis and options for treatment. Learn more: https://www.scripps.org/7441p2022-06-2810 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthTachycardia: What Does A Fast Heart Rate Mean? with Dr. David CorkMany things can make your heart beat faster than normal, including anxiety, excitement, fear or exertion. However, if your heart starts beating rapidly for no apparent reason, you may have a type of heart rhythm disorder called tachycardia. In this video, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor talks with David Cork, MD, a cardiologist at Scripps Clinic Torrey Pines, about what causes tachycardia and why it is a concern. Learn more: https://www.scripps.org/7433p2022-06-1110 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthPrevention and Treatment for Hearing Loss with Dr. Thomas AlexanderAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, some 40 million adults in the US have some type of hearing loss In this video, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor talks with Scripps neurotologist and ear surgeon with Scripps Clinic Medical Group about causes, treatments and ways you could prevent hearing loss. 2022-05-1710 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthAm I Having a Panic Attack or a Heart Attack? Symptoms and Treatments for Chest Pain with Dr. Christina AdamsChest pain is often linked to heart attack, but that’s not always the cause. In fact, many factors can cause chest pain, including anxiety, indigestion, illness and injury. It’s important to understand the various symptoms of chest pain and what they might mean. In this video, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor talks with Scripps integrative cardiologist Christina Adams, MD, about possible causes of chest pain and what to do about them. Learn more: https://www.scripps.org/7418p2022-05-0307 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthEye Health with Dr. Ann QuanThe health of your eyes probably isn’t something you give much thought to – until they feel irritated or itchy, or you develop vision problems. In this video, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor talks with Ann Quan, MD, an ophthalmologist with the Scripps Clinic Medical Group who specializes in glaucoma and cataract surgery. Learn more: https://www.scripps.org/7412p2022-04-1908 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthTreating Women's Health Conditions With Robotic Surgery with Dr. Valerie Gafori and Dr. Anupam GargHost Susan Taylor and OB-GYNs Dr. Valerie Gafori and Dr. Anupam Garg discuss common women's health conditions and how to treat them with robotic surgery. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6643p2022-04-1214 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthSymptoms and Treatments of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome with Dr. Lorenzo PacelliCarpal tunnel syndrome or CTS results from pressure on a nerve that passes through the wrist area on the palm side of the hand. It causes numbness and tingling in the thumb, index, middle finger, and sometimes half of the ring finger. In this video, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor and guest Lorenzo Pacelli, MD, an orthopedic surgeon at Scripps Clinic, discuss treatments for carpal tunnel syndrome as well as causes, risk factors and symptoms. Learn more: www.scripps.org/7406p         2022-04-0609 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHormone Issues in Women with Dr. Sarah DalhoumiFrom headaches and irritability to bloating and night sweats, hormones can have a significant effect on women’s health. In addition to the hormone changes related to their monthly menstrual cycle and menopause, women are more likely to have hormonal disorders that cause unwanted symptoms. Susan Taylor talks with Sarah Dalhoumi, MD, a family medicine physician at Scripps Clinic Torrey Pines and a specialist in integrative medicine, about diagnosing hormone issues and options for treating them. Learn more: https://www.scripps.org/7381p2022-03-2211 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthRobotic Hysterectomy with Dr. Kim HuiConventional hysterectomy surgery requires a large incision across the abdomen and a lengthy recovery period, but minimally invasive surgical techniques have made the procedure and recovery easier, and robotic technology offers even more advancements. San Diego Health host Susan Taylor talks with Scripps obstetrician and gynecologist Kim Hui, MD, about the advantages of minimally invasive robotic hysterectomy. Learn more: https://www.scripps.org/7369p2022-02-2205 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthWhat Is Heart Failure? Causes, Symptoms and Treatment with Dr. Ajay SrivastavaHeart failure, the life-threatening condition that affects more than 5 million people in the US. Dr. Ajay Srivastava, a cardiologist with Scripps Clinic, discusses how to diagnose heart failure, the different types of heart failure, symptoms and treatment. Learn more: https://www.scripps.org/7361p 2022-02-0509 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthTreatments for Knee Pain: Injections or Surgery? with Dr. Jeffery WildeWhat is the difference between knee injections and knee surgery? Dr. Jeffery Wilde, an orthopedic surgeon with Scripps, discusses the difference, types of knee injections and surgery, causes of knee pain, symptoms and treatment. Learn more: http://www.scripps.org/7350p2022-01-2509 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthWhat to Expect After Bariatric Surgery with Dr. Mark TakataIn this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor and Mark Takata, MD, a Scripps Clinic surgeon who specializes in minimally invasive bariatric surgery, discuss life after weight loss surgery, including long-term effects, required lifestyle changes and more. Learn more: www.scripps.org/7347p2022-01-1105 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthMultiple Pregnancies: Twins, Triplets and More with Dr. Sean DaneshmandThere is nothing more exciting and life-changing than finding out you're expecting – and when you're expecting more than one, the joy is magnified. If you are expecting twins, triplets or more children, you may need a higher level of prenatal care. On this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor speaks with Sean Daneshmand, MD, medical director of the Perinatology Program at Scripps Clinic, about what to expect with multiple pregnancies. Learn more: www.scripps.org/7341p2021-12-1710 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthDetecting Lung Cancer With a Bronchoscopy with Dr. Samir MakaniAccording to the American Cancer Society, lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States. However, early diagnosis improves survival rates, and Scripps uses advanced technology to detect lung cancer as soon as possible. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor and Dr. Samir Makani discuss how robotic bronchoscopy helps doctors detect lung cancer more accurately. Learn more: http://www.scripps.org/7339p2021-11-2308 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHypertension (High Blood Pressure) in Pregnancy with Dr. Sean DaneshmandHypertension during pregnancy can cause significant problems to both mother and baby if left untreated, including seizures, stroke, heart attacks and premature delivery. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor speaks with Dr. Sean Daneshmand, medical director for the Scripps Clinic Perinatology Program, about hypertension during pregnancy, including signs, symptoms and treatment. Learn more: http://www.scripps.org/7297p2021-08-2708 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthPaleo vs. Keto Diet: Which Diet Plan Is Right for You with Dr. Samantha HarrisThe paleo and keto diets are two of the most popular diets on the market for weight loss. While they take work and commitment, they can lead to improved health in the long run. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor interviews Dr. Samantha Harris, a Scripps Clinic endocrinologist who specializes in weight management. They discuss key differences and similarities between the keto and paleo diets, how each diet works, what foods you can eat and more. Learn more about the keto and paleo diets and download a free guide: http://www.scripps.org/7268...2021-08-1010 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthWhat Is Coronary Artery Disease? with Dr. Curtiss StinisAccording to the CDC, coronary artery disease is the most common heart disease in the United States. Coronary artery disease occurs when the blood vessels that carry blood to the heart narrow or become blocked due to plaque buildup or blood clots. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor and Scripps interventional cardiologist Curtiss Stinis, MD, discuss symptoms, risk factors, and treatment of coronary artery disease. Learn more about blocked arteries and download a free guide: http://www.scripps.org/7259p2021-08-0208 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthFlexitarian Diet & Intermittent Fasting - Do They Work? with Dr. Jennifer ChronisIn this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor and guest Jennifer Chronis, MD, a primary care physician at Scripps Coastal Medical Center, Jefferson, discuss in-depth the benefits of intermittent fasting and following a flexitarian diet long-term. Learn more about how they work to see if these plans might be right for you: www.scripps.org/7234p2021-06-2208 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthLiver Cancer: Causes, Treatment and Risk FactorsIn this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor interviews Catherine Frenette, MD, hepatologist, medical director of the liver and hepatocellular cancer program at the Scripps MD Anderson Cancer Center, and medical director of liver transplantation at Scripps Green Hospital. They discuss the causes of liver cancer, treatment options, and how to lower your risk with lifestyle changes and routine screenings.2021-06-0209 minSCORE PodcastSCORE PodcastEpisode 10: The First-Year Remote Experience at ScrippsIn this episode join Daphne, Alyssa, and Ellen as they share their experiences with remote learning at Scripps College.   Follow the Instagram @Score_Scripps for more content!    Music: https://www.bensound.com 2021-04-0743 minSCORE PodcastSCORE PodcastEpisode 9: Friendships During a PandemicIn this episode join Megan, Ishi and Elaine as they share their experiences with making friends online during this pandemic.   Follow the Instagram @Score_Scripps for more content!     https://www.instagram.com/score_scripps/?hl=en Music: https://www.bensound.com 2021-04-0721 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHow to Care for a Loved One with Cancer with Dr. Debbie DesenoWhen a loved one is diagnosed with cancer, having a caregiver who is willing to be there with them really helps with their journey. But what is the role of a caregiver? In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor and guest Debbie Deseno, oncology nurse navigator at the Scripps MD Anderson Cancer Center, talk about ways caregivers can help their loved ones who have cancer. Learn more: www.scripps.org/7180p2021-03-1106 minSCORE PodcastSCORE PodcastEpisode 7: Lunar New Year w/Daphne, Megan & NatalieIn this episode join Daphne Liu, Megan Chow and special guest Natalie Vu as they share how they celebrate Lunar New Year.  This podcast is also available on YouTube at SCORE Scripps  Follow the Instagram @Score_Scripps for more content!2021-02-1532 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthCOVID Vaccine: Get The Facts with Dr. Mark ShalautaThe COVID-19 vaccines have arrived in San Diego County. The first doses have already been distributed and more are on the way. In this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor is joined by Mark Shalauta, MD, a family medicine physician at Scripps Clinic Rancho Bernardo and member of the Scripps Vaccine Advisory Committee, who gives an overview of how the COVID-19 vaccine works, who can get it, whether it’s safe, and what to expect after immunization. Learn more: www.scripps.org/7144p2021-01-2808 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthWhat to Do If You Test Positive for COVID with Dr. Siu Ming GearyYou had a COVID-19 test – and it’s positive. What do you need to do now? Call your doctor? Quarantine? What about your family members? A positive test result can be alarming, but knowing what to do next can help you feel more in control of your health and your family’s safety. In this episode, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor talks with Siu Ming Geary, MD, an internal medicine doctor at Scripps Clinic Rancho Bernardo, about how to care for yourself and protect those around you. Learn more: www.scripps.org/7151p2021-01-2816 minScripps CollegeScripps CollegeMindful Mondays: Beginning Meditation | Episode 1Take a moment today to practice mindfulness with us. Scripps College is partnering with our Tiernan Field House. We're sharing our health and wellness tips and workshops for our Scripps community and our College fans. This is the first episode of our "Mindful Mondays" where everyone is invited to relax the body and calm the mind with a 5-minute meditation. Follow our Instagram stories @scrippscollege, Instagram TV, and @tiernanfieldhouse for more. #ScrippsCollege 2020-12-2105 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthLosing Health Insurance During COVID: What Are Your Options? with Shawn ForresterThe COVID pandemic has left many of us without jobs or health insurance. Scripps Health Corporate Vice President of Payer Relations Shawn Forrester answers questions about losing health insurance during the COVID pandemic, discusses coverage options and more. Learn more and download a free guide: www.scripps.org/7058p2020-09-2310 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthSTDs: Types, Symptoms and Treatments with Dr. Ronald SalzettiIn this episode, host Susan Taylor talks with OBGYN Dr. Ronald Salzetti about the most common STDs, how they spread and treatment options. Learn more: www.scripps.org/7039p2020-08-2713 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHow to Get a Baby to Sleep? with Dr. Gurinder DabhiaIt’s normal for your baby to have you up at all hours for the first month or so. After that, it’s generally time to think about training them to sleep through the night. In this episode, pediatrician Dr. Gurinder Dabhia discusses tips to help your baby develop good sleep habits. Learn more: www.scripps.org/7013p Want to learn more? Follow us @ScrippsHealth! Facebook: www.facebook.com/scrippshealth/ Twitter: twitter.com/ScrippsHealth YouTube: bit.ly/ScrippsYouTube Instagram: www.instagram.com/scrippshealth/2020-08-1716 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthWhat Is Autism Spectrum Disorder? with Dr. Shirin AlonzoAutism encompasses a broad range of behaviors ranging from mild to nearly disabling and is often used interchangeably with terms such as Asperger Syndrome and Pervasive Developmental Disorder. In this podcast episode, Dr. Shirin Alonzo answers common questions about autism. Learn more: www.scripps.org/7006p2020-07-2017 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthKeeping Creepy Crawlies At Bay: Lice, Ticks, Fleas and Bedbugs with Dr. Christen BenkeIn our latest podcast episode, San Diego Health host Susan Taylor talks about everyday bothersome insects like ticks, bedbugs, lice and fleas with Christen Benke, DO, a family medicine physician at  Scripps Clinic Del Mar. Learn more: http://www.scripps.org/7003p2020-07-1414 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthTesticular Cancer Signs, Causes and Treatment with Dr. Ramdev KonijetiDr. Ramdev Konijeti discusses commonly asked questions about testicular cancer, including signs, symptoms, causes, risk factors, how often to do a self-exam and more. Learn more: http://www.scripps.org/6968p2020-05-1513 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthWhat Is ADHD? with Dr. Shirin AlonzoScripps Dr. Shirin Alonzo, an internist and pediatrician, answers many questions about ADHD, including symptoms, causes, treatment and more. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6901p2020-02-2817 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthFrequently Asked Questions and Answers About Shingles with Dr. Mark ShalautaDr. Mark Shalauta, a family medicine doctor at Scripps Clinic Rancho Bernardo, answers many frequently asked questions about what shingles looks and feels like, the shingles vaccine and more. Learn more and get a free guide: www.scripps.org/6904p2020-02-2114 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHip Pain Causes and Treatment With Hip Arthroscopy with Dr. Brian RebolledoSports medicine expert and orthopedic surgeon Dr. Brian Rebolledo discusses common causes for hip pain, how to treat it with minimally invasive hip arthroscopy and more. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6871p2020-02-0313 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthWhat Is Weight Loss Surgery? with Dr. Ken Fujioka and bariatric surgeon Dr. William FullerEndocrinologist Dr. Ken Fujioka and bariatric surgeon Dr. William Fuller discuss the obesity epidemic in America and how bariatric or weight loss surgery can help those who struggle to lose weight. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6872p2020-01-2126 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthIs Vaping Bad for You? with Pulmonologist Dr. Ni-Cheng LiangPulmonologist Dr. Ni-Cheng Liang discusses what vaping is, why it's bad for you, how it can negatively affect your health and more. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6862p2020-01-2114 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthReclaiming Skin Tone and Body Shape with Plastic Surgery with Dr. Salvatore PacellaDr. Salvatore Pacella, head of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Scripps Clinic Del Mar, discusses plastic surgery options including eye lifts, breast implants, tummy tucks and more. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6859p2020-01-2115 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHeartburn vs. Indigestion with Dr. Richard OnishiWhat causes heartburn? What's the difference between heartburn and indigestion? When are heartburn symptoms a sign of GERD? A Scripps family medicine physician explains causes and treatments. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6857p2020-01-2117 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthCommon Allergies and How to Treat Them with Dr. Ronald SimonAllergist and immunologist Dr. Ronald Simon discusses allergies, including types, testing, treatment and more. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6840p2020-01-2119 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthInfertility Causes and Treatments for Women and Men with Dr. Renee Nelson and Dr. Brooke FriedmanScripps OB-GYNs Dr. Renee Nelson and Dr. Brooke Friedman discuss infertility causes, treatments and more for men and women. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6832p2020-01-2122 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHow to Choose a Primary Care Physician with Dr. Vivian TranScripps Dr. Vivian Tran discusses primary care physicians, including how to choose one that's right for you and why your relationship with a primary care physician is important: www.scripps.org/6521p2020-01-2117 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthBirth Control Options, Effectiveness, Risks with OB-GYN Dr. Jonathan DunnScripps Clinic OB-GYN Dr. Jonathan Dunn explains different types of birth control and the side effects, risks, effectiveness and more for each. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6822p2020-01-2116 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthFixing Aortic Valves With Minimally Invasive TAVR Procedure with Dr. Paul TeirsteinScripps cardiologist Dr. Paul Teirstein explains the TAVR procedure, a minimally invasive surgery that offers a way for surgeons to fix faulty heart valves without the need for open heart surgery. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6815p2020-01-2118 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHow to Teach Your Child Healthy Eating Habits with Dr. Mackenzie Coffin and Dr. Daniel LichtmannScripps pediatricians explain how teaching your child smart eating habits now can help prevent health problems later. Listen in as they discuss everything from daily food guidelines to how to introduce new foods, go-to snacks and more. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6807p2020-01-2122 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthTaking a Holistic Approach to Health With Integrative Medicine with Dr. Chris SuharScripps integrative cardiologist Dr. Chris Suhar discusses integrative medicine approaches, treatments and benefits. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6787p2020-01-2117 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHow Food Can Heal with Dr. Samar RashidScripps Clinic family medicine specialist Dr. Samar Rashid discusses the different ways food can be used as medicine to help the body stay well and fight disease. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6758p Want to learn more? Follow us @ScrippsHealth! Facebook: www.facebook.com/scrippshealth/ Twitter: twitter.com/ScrippsHealth YouTube: bit.ly/ScrippsYouTube Instagram: www.instagram.com 0:37 - What does it mean to use food as medicine? 1:02 - How do you detox your body? 1:40 - What are some of the top healing foods? 2:18 - How much healing...2020-01-2117 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthThe Importance of Sleep and Tips on How to Get Better Rest with Dr. Steven PocetaScripps neurologist and sleep medicine specialist Dr. Steven Poceta, and clinical psychologist and sleep medicine specialist Dr. Derek Loewy explain the importance of sleep and how to combat sleep issues such as insomnia, sleep apnea, restless leg syndrome and more. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6747p2020-01-2128 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthRelieving and Managing Stress with internal medicine physician Dr. Stacie LyScripps internal medicine physician Dr. Stacie Ly gives tips and advice on how to manage and relieve stress wherever you are. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6739p2020-01-2114 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHow to Ease the Discomfort of Inflammatory Bowel Disease with Gastroenterologist Dr. Gauree KonijetiGastroenterologist Dr. Gauree Konijeti discusses inflammatory bowel disease, including causes, risk factors, symptoms, treatments and more. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6730p2020-01-2121 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHigh-Risk Pregnancy FAQs with Dr. Sean Daneshmand and Sara FernandesIn this episode of San Diego Health, maternal and fetal medicine expert Dr. Sean Daneshmand and Sara Fernandes, prenatal genetic counselor, discuss high-risk pregnancies and how to minimize risk of complications. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6720p Want to learn more? Follow us @ScrippsHealth! Facebook: www.facebook.com/scrippshealth/ Twitter: twitter.com/ScrippsHealth YouTube: bit.ly/ScrippsYouTube Instagram: www.instagram.com 0:45 - What is a high-risk pregnancy? 1:25 - What is gestational diabetes? 2:06 - At what age do high-risk pregnancies occur? 2:38 - What causes gestational diabetes? 4:07...2020-01-2026 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthPreparing for Your Newborn with OB-GYN Dr. Kirstin Lee, MD, and midwife Andrea Montiel, CNMOB-GYN Dr. Kirstin Lee, MD, and midwife Andrea Montiel, CNM, discuss everything you need to know about planning for your new baby to arrive, including pregnancy do's and don'ts, diet and exercise tips, postpartum depression information and more. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6710p2020-01-2028 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthConditions Treated With Robotic Surgery with medical director of robotic surgery Dr. Carol SalemIn this episode, Scripps medical director of robotic surgery Dr. Carol Salem discusses robotic surgery and the conditions this type of surgery can treat. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6696p2020-01-2018 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthTips to Stay Safe and Healthy While Traveling Abroad with Dr. Saima LodhiScripps internal medicine specialist Dr. Saima Lodhi discusses health and wellness tips to keep in mind for international travel, including vaccines, how to prepare for long flights and more. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6680p2020-01-2026 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthThe Importance of Hospital Volunteers and Pet Therapy with Jill Sandman and Rosemary Van GorderScripps volunteer services manager Jill Sandman and pet therapy volunteer Rosemary Van Gorder discuss the benefits of volunteering and the pet therapy program at Scripps, accompanied by therapy dogs Amber and Jojo. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6675p2020-01-2019 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHow to Pick Your Primary Care Team with family medicine physician Russell Zane, MDScripps family medicine physician Russell Zane, MD, discusses the role of primary care doctors, internal medicine physicians, osteopathic physicians and more. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6644p2020-01-2014 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthKnee Pain Causes and Treatment with orthopedic surgeon Dr. William BugbeeScripps orthopedic surgeon Dr. William Bugbee and host Susan Taylor discuss knee replacement surgery, including the latest advancements, recovery, causes of knee pain and more. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6637p2020-01-2028 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthWomen's Health and the Importance of OB-GYNs with OB-GYN Department Chairman Dr. Dale MitchellSan Diego Health host Susan Taylor is joined by Scripps OB-GYN Department Chairman Dr. Dale Mitchell to discuss the health concerns and changes that occur for women at each stage of life. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6614p2020-01-2024 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthThere's a Hole in Your Heart - What You Need to Know with cardiologist Matthew PriceScripps Clinic cardiologist Matthew Price explains how a hole in the heart is formed, what health risks can occur and what procedures can help close the hole to lower risk of stroke. Learn more and download a free heart guide: www.scripps.org/6607p2020-01-2017 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthUrgent Care, Emergency Room or Walk-In Clinic? with Dr. Shawn Evans and Dr. Siu Ming GearyIn this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor talks to Scripps emergency room physician Dr. Shawn Evans and internal medicine physician Dr. Siu Ming Geary about where to seek help for emergencies and non-emergencies.2019-01-2120 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthSan Diego Health: Benefits of a Plant-Based DietIn this week's episode of San Diego Health, Scripps internal medicine physician Dr. Dolly Doctor, who specializes in weight management, discusses the benefits and types of plant-based diets: www.scripps.org/6585p Want to learn more? Follow us @ScrippsHealth! Facebook: www.facebook.com/scrippshealth/ Twitter: twitter.com/ScrippsHealth YouTube: bit.ly/ScrippsYouTube Instagram: www.instagram.com2019-01-0200 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHusband Makes Life-saving Kidney Donation to Wife with physician Dr. Randolph SchafferSan Diego couple Annabelle and Robert Villarreal join Scripps physician Dr. Randolph Schaffer to discuss their amazing journey and the organ donor process: www.scripps.org/6577p2018-12-1225 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthWhat Is a Pelvic Floor Disorder? with Dr. Varuna RaizadaHost Susan Taylor and Dr. Varuna Raizada discuss pelvic floor disorders, and how they can be treated and managed. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6566p2018-11-2919 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthPreventing and Treating Strokes with neurologist Dr. Mary KalafutHost Susan Taylor discusses stroke causes, symptoms and treatment with Scripps neurologist Dr. Mary Kalafut: www.scripps.org/6544p2018-11-1618 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthScripps MD Anderson Partnership with Scripps MD Anderson medical director Dr. Thomas BuchholzHost Susan Taylor and Dr. Thomas Buchholz, medical director of Scripps MD Anderson Cancer Center, talk about the new partnership between Scripps Health and MD Anderson, which is bringing world-renowned cancer care to San Diego: www.scripps.org/6532p2018-11-0124 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHow to Choose a Primary Care Physician with Dr. Vivian TranScripps Dr. Vivian Tran discusses primary care physicians, including how to choose one that's right for you and why your relationship with a primary care physician is important: www.scripps.org/6521p2018-10-1917 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthAdvances in Radiation Therapy with radiation oncologists Dr. Ray Lin and Dr. Prabhakar TripuraneniScripps Health radiation oncologists Dr. Ray Lin and Dr. Prabhakar Tripuraneni discuss treating cancer with radiation therapy and advancements that have been made in the field: www.scripps.org/6510p 2018-10-0128 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthHow to Find a Pediatrician with Dr. Dania LindenbergScripps Dr. Dania Lindenberg and host Susan Taylor discuss how to find the right pediatrician for your child, including factors to consider, what research you should do and more: www.scripps.org/6507p2018-09-1918 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthColorectal Cancer Symptoms and Screenings with Dr. Walter CoyleHost Susan Taylor and Dr. Walter Coyle discuss colorectal cancer symptoms and risk factors as well as what to expect from a colonoscopy. Learn more or find a gastroenterologist: www.scripps.org/6482p2018-09-0121 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthMitraClip Heart Valve Procedure with cardiologist Dr. Matthew PriceIn this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor talks to cardiologist Dr. Matthew Price about a revolutionary device called the MitraClip. This device can repair leaky heart valves without the need for open heart surgery: www.scripps.org/6477p Want to learn more? Follow us @ScrippsHealth! Facebook: www.facebook.com/scrippshealth/ Twitter: twitter.com/ScrippsHealth YouTube: bit.ly/ScrippsYouTube Instagram: www.instagram.com/scrippshealth/2018-08-1514 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthTreating Cancer with Immunotherapy with Dr. Michael KostyIn this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor discusses immunotherapy with Dr. Michael Kosty, a medical oncologist and director of the Scripps Green Cancer Center. Dr. Kosty discusses the history of immunotherapy, how it works and how to decide if it's the right treatment for you: www.scripps.org/6450p2018-08-0718 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthLaser Dermatology: How to Remove Spots, Wrinkles and More with Dr. Victor Ross JrSusan Taylor and Dr. Victor Ross Jr., director of Scripps Clinic Laser and Cosmetic Dermatology Center, discuss lasers, fillers and what to expect from cosmetic dermatology treatments: www.scripps.org/6441p2018-07-3028 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthDiabetes: New Technology Improving Diabetes Management with Dr. Philis-Tsimikas and Tyeisha SmithIn this episode of San Diego Health, host Susan Taylor and guests Dr. Philis-Tsimikas, an endocrinologist, and Tyeisha Smith, a mother of five who has been dealing with type 1 diabetes for almost two decades, discuss Smith's diagnosis, how she got educated about her condition and the clinical trial that changed her life: www.scripps.org/6428p2018-07-0524 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthSkin Cancer: Treatments, Causes and How to Do a Self-Examination with Dr. Hubert GreenwaySkin cancer expert, Dr. Hubert Greenway, explains when a questionable spot on your skin may be more serious and how to prevent, screen and treat skin cancer. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6409p2018-06-2433 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthWomen's Heart Disease with Dr. Christina Adams and Dr. Poulina UddinScripps cardiologists join us to discuss the #1 cause of death among women, heart disease. Listen in as we uncover what you need to know from prevention tips to when to call 911. PLUS, download your free copy of our '8 Myths and Facts About Women's Heart Health' guide. Learn more: www.scripps.org/6337p2018-03-3022 minSan Diego HealthSan Diego HealthAdvances in Orthopedic Research at Scripps with Dr. Darryl D'LimaHost Susan Taylor and Dr. Darryl D'Lima discuss advances in orthopedic research, including how stem cells derived from a patient's bone marrow are already being used to regenerate tissue lost to osteoarthritis. Dr. D'Lima also shares his predictions for the future of orthopedic research, which could include a 3-D printing of living tissue inside a patient's body: www.scripps.org/6352p Want to learn more? Follow us @ScrippsHealth! Facebook: www.facebook.com/scrippshealth/ Twitter: twitter.com/ScrippsHealth YouTube: bit.ly/ScrippsYouTube Instagram: www.instagram.com/scrippshealth/2018-03-2619 minScripps National Spelling Bee PodcastScripps National Spelling Bee PodcastWelcome to the Scripps National Spelling Bee PodcastThe Scripps Washington Bureau proudly presents a special series, The Scripps National Spelling Bee Podcast. Our host is none other than Paul Loeffler, ESPN Spelling commentator and a finalist himself in 1990. This year, Scripps has created this show as a way for the entire spelling community - or the orthograsphere if you will - to feel like insiders. We’ll have conversations with this year’s competitors, notable spellers from the past, and people in culture who use language in interesting ways. Sophia Hoffman missed out on a trip to Washington last year after a grueling 66 round dead-heat final in her...2015-05-1300 min