With statistics stating that over 64 million Americans jogged or ran for exercise in 2016, it’s inevitable that many of them sustained injuries as a result. Jeffrey Lai, MD is here to discuss the most common of these injuries and highlight the best ways t

Having a spine issue is more than just having a bad back or neck. Fewer than 5 percent of people with back pain are good candidates for surgery, yet for patients with serious structural problems or disease, back surgeries are often highly successful. List

It’s a myth that only older adults have strokes. A stroke can happen to anyone at any time, including teenagers, children, newborns and unborn babies. Stroke remains among the top 10 causes of death in children. Teddi Softley, Ph.D is here today as we lea

Joint replacement surgeries can be extremely effective in eliminating pain and improving mobility for those who suffer from joint-related pain. Listen as Dr. Anatol Podolsky discusses various types of joint replacement surgeries available, ways to reduce

What is an Advanced Health Care Directive, and why is it important that everyone fills one out? Join, Pamela Reuben-Eubanks, Palliative Care Coordinator at Saddleback Memorial Medical Center, as she helps you navigate through how to fill out an Advance Di

Anywhere from 40 to 80 percent of new mothers experience the “baby blues,” but the feelings often go away. Listen in as Michelle Gentle, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker working as the Clinical Supervisor for the Welcome Baby Program at Miller Children’s

While 90 percent of people think it’s important to talk to loved ones about end-of-life care, especially in the event of critical illness or injury, less than 30 percent actually have the conversation. Through the Long Beach Has the Conversation initiativ

Terri Nikoletich, RN is here to explain that practicing safe sleep habits with your newborn can protect them from sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and other dangers.

Colonoscopies are the gold standard to detect colorectal cancer, but many Americans avoid this potentially life-saving screening. About one in three adults between 50 and 75-years-old – approximately 23 million people – are not getting tested as recommend

Premature infants can experience many challenges because their bodies are not fully developed. Listen as James Fritzell, MD explains that the Small Baby Program at Miller Children’s aims to give these infants the best start.