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When to Revise: A Plastic Surgeon's Guide to Breast Implant Revision with Dr. Glenn Lyle

 
Dr. Glenn Lyle a board-certified plastic surgeon with over 30 years of experience, known for his meticulous attention to detail and patient-centered approach, located in Raleigh, NC joins eHealth Radio and the Plastic Surgery Information Channel. He specializes in breast and body procedures including breast augmentation, breast revision, tummy tuck, and liposuction, with a commitment to delivering results that are as natural as they are beautiful.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Glenn Lyle discuss the following:
One of the most common reasons patients seek revision is capsular contracture — can you explain what that is, why it happens, and how you address it surgically?
A question many patients have is simply: how long do implants actually last? Is there a point where revision becomes not just an option but a necessity?
You've been working with Motiva implants — can you talk about what makes them different from traditional implants and how they've changed the conversation around breast augmentation and revision?
For a patient coming in with older implants who wants to upgrade to something like Motiva, what does that revision process look like from consultation through recovery?
What advice would you give to someone who had augmentation years ago, isn't sure if something is wrong, but has never gone back for a follow-up?
Dr. Glenn Lyle has spent over 30 years helping patients in Raleigh, NC achieve confident, natural-looking results through both cosmetic and reconstructive surgery. As a board-certified plastic surgeon and specialist in breast and body procedures, he brings a level of precision and care that keeps patients coming back, even years after their original surgery. In this episode, he dives into the world of breast implant revision, covering one of the most common concerns patients face, capsular contracture, and how he addresses it surgically. He also tackles the question patients ask most: how long do implants actually last, and when does revision go from optional to necessary.
Dr. Lyle will walk us through his experience with Motiva implants, explaining what sets them apart from traditional options and how they are changing the conversation around augmentation and revision. He'll also outline what the revision process looks like for patients upgrading from older implants, from the initial consultation through recovery, and share the advice he gives to anyone who had augmentation years ago but has never gone back for a follow-up.
Website: https://drglennlyle.com Procedure Discussed: https://drglennlyle.com/breast/breast-revision 
Social Media Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drglennlyleInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/lyle.plastic.surgery
CONTACT INFORMATION: Dr. Glenn Lyle 3909 Sunset Ridge Rd Suite 201, Raleigh, NC 27607Phone: (919) 307-8585
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Neurology / Brain Health: Eric Kinkel, Musician and Subject of the Documentary “In Search of His Lost Cords”

 
Eric Kinkel, musician and Founder of Howl Moon Productions, Executive Producer of the documentary “In Search of His Lost Cords,” which chronicles Eric’s journey after brain trauma as he explores emerging AI and advanced technologies to help restore his voice joins eHealth Radio and the Brain Health & Health News Channels.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Eric Kinkel discuss the following:
Your documentary, “In Search of His Lost Cords,” follows your journey after brain trauma left you unable to sing and with limited speech. What exactly happened neurologically, and how did it disrupt the brain’s connection to your voice?
Your case raises an interesting question about how the brain translates intention into speech and singing. What have you learned about that brain-to-voice pathway through your journey?
After years of working with physicians and rehabilitation specialists with no improvement, you began exploring emerging science and even AI as possible tools to help restore your voice. What kinds of technologies or research are giving you hope?
For listeners who may have experienced brain trauma, stroke, or neurological injury affecting speech, what lessons have you learned about persistence, advocacy, and navigating the medical system?
Many people assume that if the vocal cords are healthy, the voice should work. Your experience shows that the brain plays the central role. What do you wish more people understood about the neurological side of voice and speech?
Your story is deeply personal, but it also raises larger questions about how medicine and technology might work together in the future. What do you hope researchers, neurologists, and the scientific community take away from your journey?
Eric Kinkel is an Illinois native, lifelong musician, songwriter, producer, and concert curator whose career spans decades of performance, composition, and community-driven music making. Musically inclined from the age of 12, Kinkel is a self-taught multi-instrumentalist proficient in piano, guitar, and bass, recognized for a deeply personal approach to songwriting rooted in melody, emotion, and storytelling.
Five years ago, Kinkel’s life and career were fundamentally altered when deep brain trauma caused the loss of both his speaking and singing voice. After years of consultations with doctors, hospitals, and specialists that failed to provide effective answers or meaningful progress, he was forced to confront the loss of the very instrument that defined his artistic and personal identity. Rather than withdrawing from his life’s work, Kinkel committed himself to understanding his condition and pursuing a path forward grounded in perseverance, clarity, and purpose.
That quest is documented in “In Search of His Lost Cords,” a deeply personal documentary executive produced by Kinkel that chronicles his pursuit to reclaim his voice through emerging interventional quantum-based science and advanced AI-driven technologies. Featuring rare archival footage and an intimate interview with Kinkel in his current condition, the film traces his evolution from accomplished performer to resilient seeker of answers, offering a powerful testament to perseverance, innovation, and the enduring human drive to reclaim one’s voice.
Throughout the years leading up to his brain trauma, Kinkel built a diverse and respected musical career. He performed as bassist for the band Scepter, recorded radio commercial jingles and a syndicated movie review theme, and developed a distinctive compositional voice that extended beyond traditional rock formats. He later joined the local rock band Lost Nation as lead singer and co-songwriter, solidifying his role as a frontman and lyricist. In 1987, he released his first solo recording, “A Long Time Coming,” a ten-song album featuring eight original compositions, followed by years of live performances at nightclubs, coffee houses, private events, and speaking engagements throughout the Chicago area. His recorded work continued with a digitally remastered CD single released in 1999, featuring “Antique Spirits” and a rendition of the late Michael Peter Smith’s “The Dutchman,” and a deepening commitment to collaboration across folk, rock, acoustic, and Americana genres.
Kinkel’s later performance work reflected an increasingly thematic and curated approach to live music, blending artistry with philanthropy. Between 1997 and 2004, he produced and headlined three major benefit concerts in honor of his late sister, Linda Kinkel, who during that time was bedridden due to chronic progressive Multiple Sclerosis. The concerts raised nearly $46,000 for Multiple Sclerosis awareness and support, uniting musicians across genres in a shared cause. In August 2010, he and his band Acoustic Thunder presented the “Inspirations Concert” at the Schaumburg Prairie Center for the Arts, featuring Grammy Award–winning artist Bill Miller and Chicago rock icon Dirty Dan Buck. The concert incorporated audiovisual tributes to Kinkel’s late mother and sister, with a portion of proceeds donated to the National Multiple Sclerosis Foundation. In September 2011, Kinkel produced a solo, three-set theatrical concert titled “Love Songs, Blues Tunes, and Memorable Melodies,” blending acoustic performance with guest appearances by notable Chicago musicians, including Dean Milano, Traci Abel, Patti Prendergast, Salina Norman, John Abel, and Bob Abrams of The Buckinghams. Beginning in 2019, Kinkel entered the studio to complete a final body of recorded work rooted in personal expression rather than genre, resulting in the release of songs including “Watching Clouds,” “We Are Even,” “Goldmoor’s View,” “Tracez,” “Nothing’s Wrong Song,” “Paradise On Earth,” and “Autumnal Way,” now available across major digital platforms.
In addition to his philanthropic work, Kinkel is widely recognized for producing and overseeing the creation of a permanent memorial honoring Marion Dorothy Nugent, the late mother of rock musician Ted Nugent. Following a benefit concert held to raise funds for the project, Kinkel successfully produced and erected a four-ton monument that now stands outside the Durty Nellie’s music venue in Palatine, Illinois. Dedicated in 2007, the monument garnered national and international media attention and remains an enduring civic and cultural landmark—one of the projects for which Kinkel is best known within media and music circles.
Today, Kinkel’s creative legacy and ongoing search for answers continue through “In Search of His Lost Cords,” which stands not only as a record of his past accomplishments, but as a living document of resilience, scientific exploration, and hope in the face of profound change.
Website: https://insearchofhislostcords.com 
Social Media Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheOfficialEricKinkel Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theofficialerickinkel X: https://x.com/Hairik 
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Chasing Immortality: Behavioral Psychologist Dr. Adi Jaffe on the Psychological Cost of Extreme Biohacking

 
Dr. Adi Jaffe, Ph.D., best-selling author of “Unhooked”, founder of IGNTD Recovery, and a world-renowned expert on mental health, addiction, relationships, and shame again joins eHealth Radio and the Addiction Prevention and Mental Health Channels.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Adi Jaffe discuss the following:
What are some biohacking practices that are more harmful than helpful, especially for your mental health?
Why is perfectionism and control drive compulsive health behaviors - and how do we recognize when “optimization” crosses into obsession?
How does elitism of extreme biohacking fuel shame and anxiety among those just trying to live healthier?
What is the false (or at least completely unproven) promise that drives biohacking marketing?
What are simple, sustainable steps to improve health without compromising our well-being?
Tip: Changing your behavior is NOT really about stopping that behavior at all; it's about uncovering, relieving, and redirecting the pressure that is causing it in the first place!
Adi Jaffe, Ph.D. is the author of “Unhooked” and is a world-renowned expert on mental health, addiction, relationships, and shame. The founder of IGNTD Recovery, a Smart Personalized Adaptive Recovery System, Dr. Jaffe was a lecturer in the Psychology department at UCLA for the better part of a decade and was the Executive Director and Co-Founder of one of the most progressive addiction treatment facilities in the country.
As a young man, Dr. Adi Jaffe’s battle with addiction nearly landed him a decades-long prison sentence. He now holds a Ph.D. in psychology from the University of California, Los Angeles, and has used his personal experience as an inspirational and motivational tool. Passionate about the role of shame in destroying lives, he’s made it his life’s mission to help reduce the stigma of mental health in this country. In addition to his blog on Psychology Today, Dr. Jaffe’s work and research have been widely published in both academic journals and popular magazines and websites.
The best-selling author of “The Abstinence Myth,” Dr. Jaffe’s latest book, “Unhooked: Free Yourself from Addiction Forever” (Hachette Book Group), shares his shame-free, step-by-step program to destigmatize addiction using habit-change knowledge and tools to help readers ‘unhook’ for an addiction-free life. “Unhooked” is available everywhere you buy books.
Frequently called on the media for his expertise, Dr. Jaffe has appeared on Good Morning America, CNN, and KTLA Morning News, featured on notable podcasts including Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness and The Dr. Drew Podcast, and has provided his expert opinions to The Huffington Post and the Los Angeles Times, among many other prestigious outlets.
Dr. Jaffe lives with his family in Southern California.
Website: https://www.adijaffe.com/unhooked 
Social Media Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dradijaffe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dradijaffe LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dradijaffe X: https://x.com/DrAdiJaffe 
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Why Me and other frequently asked questions - Memoir and Self-Help Hybrid

 
Stella Furlong, MA, and debut author of “Why Me and other frequently asked questions”, a Memoir and Self-Help Hybrid joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Mental Health Channels.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Stella Furlong discuss the following:
Can you explain why you chose the title of your book: Why Me and other frequently asked questions?
Tell us about your background. I am sure that would help connect the dots there.
Who is your target audience?
Tell us about your co-author.
Tell us about what led to your transformation later in life.
Feedback on the book has been incredible. People from all walks of life have opened up and confided in me about their problems, their family and friends. I have become an ambassador for mental health. It's not a heavy read. I aim to inspire and entertain. Its funny.
More Ruby Wax OBE, author, actress, comedian and broadcaster who has depression and Sir Stephen Fry, author, actor, director comedian, broadcaster and quiz show host who has bipolar disorder. My role models. It is preventative. I warn you of possible triggers to avoid. Things that can press your buttons. We are vulnerable when we have had an episode. We are weak and need to build up our resilience.
I show you tricks of the mind to put you in a more positive place and combat stigma. Meditation has worked wonders for me. Don’t knock it till you’ve tried it! My sister and I went on a Buddhist retreat in Derbyshire, UK a couple of years ago at the Tara International Kadampa Centre. The tide is turning in a time of global crisis in mental health. I am calling for a more holistic treatment of body, mind and spirit. Family and friends can be supportive. They can also be tactless. We are the black sheep. Sarcasm can wound us deeply. Drink and drugs are up there too, of course.
I was in Pub Watch. Banned from local pubs for unruly behavior. I talk about Food for Mood. The importance of diet. I lost 63 lbs with Slimming World. I look and feel great. The prescription drugs turned me into a fat zombie with the classic shuffling gait. I got kidney damage from being put on an inaccurately monitored dose of lithium.
The book traces the historic abuse of the mentally ill. Patients were treated badly by an authoritarian and sometimes cruel regime. We are still looking for answers to Why Me. In 100 AD a Roman poet, Juvenal spoke of the ideal: a healthy mind in a healthy body. We are still asking the question How? In 2026. The book is both timely and timeless. Timely in a global crisis. Timeless. The questions remain.
I’ve just touched the surface. Buy the book and find out more.
Website: https://www.stellafurlong.com
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How Physician Practices Can Build a More Resilient Pharmaceutical Supply Chain

 
Fabian Calvo, Co-founder of BoomRx which is the fastest-growing national pharmaceutical technology platform that simplifies prescription sourcing and fulfillment joins eHealth Radio and the Pharmaceutical & Health News Channels.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Fabian Calvo discuss the following:
The pharmaceutical supply chain has faced unprecedented stress in recent years. What structural weaknesses did you see firsthand, and how is BoomRx redesigning sourcing and fulfillment to reduce vulnerability for medical clinics?
For years, pharmacy sourcing decisions were often driven by cost alone. What does true supply-chain resilience look like today, and how should physician practices rethink the way they evaluate pharmacy partners?
You’ve positioned BoomRx as a technology platform, not just a sourcing solution. How does centralized visibility and automation strengthen consistency, transparency, and predictability in pharmaceutical fulfillment?
Breakdowns in communication often create more disruption than product shortages themselves. How are you building systems that improve responsiveness and accountability between pharmacies and physician practices?
As health, wellness and longevity therapies and specialized compounded medications expand, what operational shifts must medical clinics make now to ensure they’re working with supply partners that can scale responsibly and compliantly?
If you could give physician practices one actionable tip to immediately strengthen their pharmacy sourcing and fulfillment strategy, what would it be?
Fabian Calvo is a longevity industry executive and pharmaceutical supply chain strategist who has built, scaled, and led multiple companies across the compounding pharmacy, API sourcing, and clinic fulfillment ecosystem.
He currently serves as Interim CEO and Member of the Board at WellSync Rx, a longevity medicine and strategic sourcing company based in Los Angeles. Fabian is also Co-Founder of four interconnected ventures that span the pharmaceutical supply chain:
Gatlan (2022) — A longevity medicine platform based in Los Angeles
NuCare API (2023) — An active pharmaceutical ingredient sourcing company based in Orange County, Calif.
BoomRx (2024) — A pharmacy portal and technology platform for physician practices, based in Tampa, Fla.
ProRx Pharma (2024) — A 503B outsourcing facility based in Exton, Penn.
Together, these companies form an integrated infrastructure for longevity medicine—from raw ingredient sourcing to compounding to clinic fulfillment—giving Fabian a rare end-to-end view of the pharmaceutical supply chain.
His work extends into regulatory and policy engagement. Fabian has participated in direct discussions with FDA leadership, including meetings with Dr. Martin Makary, on issues ranging from peptide reclassification (the recent Category 2 to Category 1 transition) to the SAPIR initiative—the federal effort to reshore active pharmaceutical ingredient manufacturing to the United States.
At BoomRx, Fabian is helping build what he calls "the only pharmacy portal a physician practice needs"—a technology platform that consolidates multi-pharmacy workflows into one system with flat-rate shipping to all 50 states, live tracking, access to 300+ medications (many with extended Beyond-Use Dates), and best-rate pricing.
Outside of his operating roles, Fabian advises elite founders, executives, and high-net-worth individuals on longevity and performance optimization. He publishes “Long Live,” a weekly newsletter on the intersection of longevity, performance, and what he sees from inside the supply chain.
He is based in Los Angeles County, California.
Website: https://boomrx.com Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/boomrx
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How Greed in our Healthcare System Can Harm Patients

 
Deborah Schwartz who has had a decades-long career as a healthcare attorney before becoming an author joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Healthcare Channels. Her new book is EmmaCare. 
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Deborah Schwartz discuss the following:
Why did you write this book?
In EmmaCare, you focus on an industry you know firsthand: the healthcare industry. How did your experience as a healthcare attorney drive this story?
Can you share why you decided to write this as a work of fiction?
What do you think is the most concerning result of the healthcare industry focusing on profits?
It seems like the toll on patients isn't always understood or focused on in the media. In your book a healthcare executive is the victim of a pretty serious (though thankfully not fatal) crime. It certainly has echoes in real life. I'm certainly not condoning the crime that took place, but were you surprised by the shooting of a United Healthcare executive?
Can you talk about any situations you witnessed as a healthcare attorney that you think represent the state of the healthcare industry today?
In your book there's a powerful through-line — that even the greediest executive is capable of redemption and changing their ways. Did you create that as a reflection of hope as to what could change in the healthcare industry?
The conclusion of the book seems like a powerful, very real potential solution for righting a lot of the wrongs in the healthcare industry right now. Can you talk about how you came up with the idea of an organization focused on advocacy?
What prompted you to leave an industry behind you were in for nearly three decades, and shift gears to become an author? 
Deborah Schwartz had a decades-long career as a healthcare attorney before becoming an author. She obtained her J.D. from Boston University School of Law, a Masters in History from Columbia University, and is a graduate of Tufts. A New Yorker to the core, she reached the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro in 2011. Her new book is EmmaCare.
Social Media Links: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deborah-schwartz Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deborah.schwartz.9  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deborahhschwartz  X: https://x.com/DSchwartzNY 
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The Power of Music as Medicine with Sound Healer Jeralyn Glass

 
Jeralyn Glass, one of the foremost leaders in the world of holistic healing through music as medicine joins eHealth Radio and the Health News Channel.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Jeralyn Glass discuss the following:
What is music as medicine?
What is sound healing? How did this come into your life?
What is the science behind crystalline sound and singing bowls?
How can music positively affect your health?
What are some simple techniques people can use to "tune" themselves back into harmony?
Summary: Our lives are like a symphony, and when we're out of harmony, simple techniques using intentional sound can "tune" the nervous system. Sound healing promotes deep relaxation, measurably reduces blood pressure, increases circulation, and decreases stress hormones.
Jeralyn Glass is an internationally acclaimed singer, pioneering figure in the realm of Sound Healing, creator of the Source - Be Inspired app, and author of Sacred Vibrations: The Transformative Power of Crystalline Sound and Music.
Before becoming one of the foremost leaders in the world of holistic healing through music as medicine, Jeralyn got her start in the theater and on Broadway and graced opera and concert stages across Europe and around the globe. Later, she founded Crystal Cadence, a dedicated sound healing studio housing the Los Angeles Crystal Tones Singing Bowl Temple of Alchemy.
Following the tragic loss of her only son, Jeralyn decided to write her book, Sacred Vibrations, as a guide to engaging Music as Medicine and how the power of sound can serve to transform us. Sacred Vibrations guides readers on their journey of integration and wholeness through actionable tips, relaxing and effective meditations accessible through QR codes, wisdom from leading scientists, esteemed colleagues, and more. Her Source - Be Inspired app offers meditations, mantra, tuning forks, cymatics, yoga, and lessons about the science of sound from leaders in the field of music as medicine like Dr. Daniel Levitin (Neuroscientist, Cognitive Psychologist, Bestselling Author, Musician), Dr. Sue Morter (Bioenergetics Pioneer, BodyAwake Yoga®, The Energy Codes®), Victor Wooten (5x Grammy-Award Winning Bassist, Author), Maejor (Multi-Platinum Producer, Musician), and more. The Source - Be Inspired app is available for download. Sacred Vibrations is now available anywhere you buy books.
Website: https://www.crystalcadence.com 
Social Media Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/crystalcadencela  Instagram: https://instagram.com/crystalcadencela 
The beliefs, views, ideas, thoughts and opinions expressed on any program are those of the persons appearing on the program and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the eHealth Radio Network.
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"The Gardener” marks Day’s feature directorial debut, thirty-years in the making

 
Dabney Day, a first-time feature filmmaker, writer, and producer who made their directorial debut with the independent drama The Gardener joins eHealth Radio and the Emotional Health & Health News Channels. Dabney developed the film as a deeply personal story about listening to one’s inner voice and finding light in life’s most difficult moments.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dabney Day discuss the following:
Your film The Gardener touches on themes of personal growth and emotional renewal. As a first-time director, what inspired you to explore healing—both spiritual and emotional—through this story?
Gardening is often used as a metaphor for transformation and care. In the film, how does the act of tending to a garden reflect the process of tending to our inner lives and emotional well-being?
Many people today are searching for ways to reconnect with themselves. What do you hope audiences take away from The Gardener in terms of healing, forgiveness, or finding peace during difficult times?
The film deals with characters navigating loss, change, and self-discovery. From your perspective as a storyteller, how can film serve as a tool for emotional or even spiritual healing for viewers?
As the film prepares for its release, conversations around mindfulness and holistic health are more prevalent than ever. Do you see The Gardener as part of that broader cultural shift toward slowing down, reconnecting with nature, and nurturing the soul?
Filmmaker Dabney Day | Writer, Producer, Director
Dabney Day is the writer, producer and director of “The Gardener”, bringing together decades of creative vision, hands-on filmmaking experience, and strategic insight from a distinguished career in entertainment marketing. A pioneer in film and television product placement, Day’s work has always lived at the intersection of story, audience, and meaning.
Mentored by Academy Award–winning cinematographer John Alonzo (Raging Bull, Norma Rae) and shaped by immersive on-set experience alongside director Joel Schumacher on “A Time to Kill,” Day developed a director’s eye rooted in precision, patience, and emotional truth. Known for her meticulous preparation and intuitive leadership, she brings to “The Gardener,” a long-held vision—one that gently explores love, loss, and the grace of letting go.
Website: https://www.thegardenermovie.com
Social Media Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gardenermovieInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegardenermovieYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheGardenerMovieTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thegardenerfilm
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The Future of Personalized Healthcare: How Concierge Medicine Is Transforming Primary Care

 
Dr. Nesreen Hermes, Medical Director at Hermes Health a primary care clinic and boutique concierge medical practice joins eHealth Radio and the Health Care and Health News Channels.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Nesreen Hermes discuss the following:
Can you start by telling us about Hermes Health and how your primary care model serves patients today?
What inspired you to introduce a concierge or boutique medicine program alongside your traditional primary care services?
How does the concierge model differ from what patients typically experience in a standard primary care setting?
What types of patients are best suited for concierge medicine, and what needs does it address that traditional care may not?
How does your concierge program allow for more personalized or preventative care compared to conventional models?
There’s been a lot of conversation around access to healthcare—how does concierge medicine fit into that broader discussion?
How do you balance running both a primary care clinic and a concierge program while maintaining quality care across both?
What are some of the biggest health trends you’re seeing among your patients right now, particularly in areas like preventative care or chronic condition management?
How does a more hands-on, relationship-driven approach impact patient outcomes and overall wellness
Looking ahead, how do you see concierge medicine evolving, and what role will it play in the future of healthcare? 
Dr. Hermes earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and Neuroscience from Loyola University Chicago before obtaining her Medical Doctorate from Ross University School of Medicine. She completed her residency in Family Medicine at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge, IL. During her residency, Dr. Hermes developed a deep passion for both men and women’s health, as well as pediatrics, while serving as a primary care physician. She takes a holistic approach to healthcare, emphasizing the importance of nutrition, exercise, sleep, emotional well-being, and carefully evaluating the use of supplements. Dr. Hermes is fluent in both Arabic and English.
Website: https://hermeshealth.com
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New Advances in Cancer – A Discussion with Dr. Raza Bokhari, Medicus Pharma

 
Dr. Raza Bokhari the CEO of Medicus Pharma, a biotech/life sciences company focused on advancing the clinical development programs in the area of oncology joins eHealth Radio and the Cancer Information and Health News Channels. Today, he will discuss some significant progress in ongoing research that can pave the way for better treatment of skin and prostate cancers.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Raza Bokhari discuss the following:
Medicus Pharma has been making huge progress in cancer treatment most recently in the areas of prostate and skin cancer. You recently announced significant news with your new chemo cancer patch for a common skin cancer called Skinject. What have the results shown so far?
From what I understand, this type of cancer, basal cell carcinoma, is treated with invasive surgery, will the hope be that Skinject replaces the knife?
What lies ahead for Skinject? How much more trials would be needed and when can we see this available for patients?
Medicus has also been making advances in prostate cancer with a drug Medicus is developing. Give us more information about the drug and how does it address this common cancer in men?
What are the next steps for your prostate drug? Where can folks learn more about trial for that and Skinject?
Dr. Raza Bokhari – a physician turned serial entrepreneur - has a demonstrated successful track record in aggregating and accelerating life sciences, healthcare services and Pharmaceutical R&D companies.
He previously served as Executive Chairman and CEO of FSD Pharma (Nasdaq: HUGE), where his strategies successfully pivoted the company out of medicinal cannabis and into a clinical stage pharmaceutical R&D, a transition marked by a NASDAQ listing in January 2020, and raising nearly $100M institutional capital to fuel growth and expansion.
Dr. Bokhari has a Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Punjab, Rawalpindi Medical College, and an Executive MBA from Temple University, Fox School of Business & Management.
In addition to his corporate roles, Dr. Bokhari serves as the Vice Chairman of the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia. He formerly served on the Board of Temple University’s Fox School of Business and Management as Chairman of the Executive Advisory Committee and was a Trustee of the esteemed Franklin Institute and Foreign Policy Research Institute.
Dr. Bokhari, through his family foundation, believes in giving back and investing in the community. In recognition of a $1 million gift, he made to his alma mater, Temple University, its Fox Business School named the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Institute Suite in his honor. The school acknowledged Dr. Bokhari in 2018 by naming him a Centennial Honoree, a special collection of entrepreneurs, visionaries, and disruptors who helped shape the Fox School and the business world since 1918.
Website: https://medicuspharma.com
Social Media Links: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/medicus-pharma-ltdX: https://x.com/MedicusLtd
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