Caring for someone with MS takes empathy, resilience, and knowledge. This episode offers guidance for family, friends, and caregivers—covering emotional support, advocacy, burnout prevention, and resources to help you show up with confidence and compassion.

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From fatigue and mobility challenges to cognitive and emotional shifts, MS symptoms can be complex and unpredictable. This episode dives into practical strategies, therapies, and lifestyle choices that help patients maintain independence and improve quality of life.

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What is Multiple Sclerosis, really? In this foundational episode, we break down how MS affects the nervous system, explore early symptoms, and walk through diagnosis and treatment options. Whether you're newly diagnosed or supporting someone who is, this is your starting point for understanding MS.

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Explore the evolving landscape of MS treatment—from disease-modifying therapies to emerging research. Learn how clinicians tailor care, monitor progress, and support remission, while staying hopeful about new breakthroughs on the horizon.

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In part two of our series with Dr. Marina Feldman from Elliot Breast Health Center, she discusses the importance of screening mammograms. She addresses common concerns like discomfort, radiation, and anxiety around being called back for further testing. Dr. Feldman offers reassuring advice on why regular screenings are crucial, even for those without a family history of breast cancer and explains what to expect if you're called back for a diagnostic
mammogram. Tune in for expert insights that can help ease your worries and empower you to take charge of your breast health!

Cutting-edge cardiac imaging is revolutionizing heart care, providing clearer, more precise diagnoses without invasive procedures. In this episode of Your Wellness Solution, host Scott Webb sits down with Dr. Peter Shaw and Dr. Vikas Veeranna—board-certified cardiologists at Elliot Heart and Vascular Center—to break down the latest advancements in MRI, CT, and PET scans.

Discover how these state-of-the-art imaging technologies are transforming cardiovascular diagnosis, reducing risks, and personalizing treatment plans with incredible accuracy. Whether you're a patient or a provider, this conversation is packed with insights on how advanced imaging is shaping the future of heart health.

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What do your blood pressure numbers really mean? In this episode, Dr. Swapna Ahern, a cardiologist at Elliot Heart and Vascular Center, explains everything you need to know about blood pressure and interpreting those often mysterious-sounding numbers. Learn how high blood pressure silently impacts your heart, brain, and overall health, and discover simple tips to manage it.

In this vodcast, Dr. Holly Mintz shares why she's excited about how Elliot Health System is pioneering AI to improve patient care, enhance provider quality of life, and safeguard privacy. Dr. Mintz discusses the real benefits of AI in healthcare—helping providers spend less time on administrative tasks and more on meaningful patient interactions. She highlights specific innovations like AI-driven support for chronic disease management, pre-colonoscopy
preparation, and proactive follow-up for early lung cancer detection.

Curious about how AI is transforming healthcare or how The Elliot is ensuring patient data security while preventing provider burnout? Join to explore AI’s role in shaping a future where healthcare is more effective, patient-centered, and efficient.

In this podcast episode, Dr. Marina Feldman discusses the prevalence and risk factors of breast cancer, noting that 1 in 8 women in the U.S. will develop the disease during their lifetime. She answers common questions and concerns about screening, such as what age to begin, how often to screen, and whether to get a mammogram while pregnant. Finally, she offers simple tips to lower one’s risk of breast cancer.

Join us as Dr. Katherine Redford, a pediatrician specializing in neonatal and perinatal medicine, discusses the importance of family care in the Elliot Hospital NICU at the Elliot. Dr. Redford shares how the Elliot NICU prioritizes family involvement, the support available for families during their stay, and the transition home. Discover how family-centered care leads to the best outcomes for infants and hear about the resources provided to ensure both babies and parents are well-supported throughout their journey.

Dr. Besiana Liti and Elliot Cardiovascular Associates are on the cutting-edge cardio-oncology. Listen to the latest episode of Your Wellness Solution as Dr. Liti discusses the intersection of cardiovascular health and cancer treatment at Elliot Hospital. Learn how this innovative program brings expert care directly to patients, streamlining their journey and optimizing outcomes. From preventative measures to tailored treatments, explore how the collaborative efforts of cardiologists and oncologists pave the way for patient-centric solutions.

Dr. Lauren Priolo offers an orientation to neonatal intensive care units (NICU). She discusses the levels of NICUs in the region as well as the multidisciplinary teams on staff and the unique offerings of Elliot Hospital. She also discusses which infants need a NICU, what to expect if your infant is admitted, and dispels common misconceptions and fears.

Dr. Matthew Ryzewski joins the podcast to discuss Elliot Hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit's specialized transportation team and services. Elliot Hospital has the only Level III NICU in southern New Hampshire, and this unique service transports approximately 100 babies per year from around the region for life-saving care. Dr. Ryzewski explains why this service is necessary, the advanced specialized care team that staffs the vehicle, and the specialized equipment on board.

Dr. Mathew Dayno joins the podcast to discuss Elliot VirtualER. He explains how to use the virtual ER for treatment or to decide whether to go to the emergency room, primary care provider, or Urgent Care. He discusses how long it takes to be seen, how virtual consultation and labs work, what information to have when you log on, what conditions are suited to the VirtualER, and how billing works.

Sarah Bemish rejoins the podcast to discuss the growing issue of work stress and how to manage it. She offers practical advice about how to recognize the causes and symptoms, build resilience, and ensure work-life balance.

Dr. Paul Scibetta joins the podcast to discuss carpal tunnel syndrome, a common condition that causes pain, tingling, numbness, and weakness in the hand or fingers. In simple terms, he explains the causes, who is at risk, and the treatment options available.

Join Dr. Erika Sadeghi, MD, CAQSM, a board-certified Primary Care Sports Medicine physician at Elliot Orthopaedics, in this insightful podcast where she delves into the topic of chronic injuries and sports-related issues, providing expertise in non-operative orthopedic care spanning from pediatric to geriatric patients. Dr. Sadeghi dispels the misconception that only athletes can benefit from sports medicine, emphasizing its relevance for anyone experiencing musculoskeletal challenges. She sheds light on musculoskeletal medicine and explores the therapeutic applications of musculoskeletal ultrasound. The podcast addresses crucial questions like who should seek the guidance of a sports medicine doctor and when it's the right time to do so. Dr. Sadeghi explores the collaborative relationship between orthopaedics and outpatient physical therapy and outlines the array of non-operative care options available. Whether you're an athlete or not, this podcast offers valuable insights into optimizing musculoskeletal health and well-being.

Ricardo Gonzales, MD, FAAOS, orthopaedic surgeon at Elliot Hospital with 22 years of experience joins the podcast to discuss outpatient joint replacements. These safe and efficient procedures are performed by the same teams that operate at the hospital and generally have very high patient satisfaction. Dr. Gonzales explains what exactly an outpatient joint replacement is, who is a good candidate, and things to consider when choosing an outpatient versus inpatient procedure.

Suicide is a sensitive subject, yet its effects touch the lives of countless individuals annually. In this podcast, Sarah Bemish offers hope to those who may perceive suicide as their only option, while also providing guidance to those seeking to lend support. She addresses pivotal questions, including identifying those at risk and recognizing potential warning signals, while also exploring preventative measures and available resources.

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is the most common endocrine disorder, affecting approximately 10% of women of reproductive age, and is the leading cause of female infertility in the world. Dr. Nneka Iroka of Elliot Endocrinology Associates explains the main symptoms, testing and diagnosis strategies, and why there is often a delay in diagnosis.

When there is no time for doubt, where do you go? Medical Director of Emergency Medicine at the Elliot Hospital, Dr. Matthew Dayno joins the podcast to discuss what to expect in the newly renovated Emergency Room and how to know when to go to the ER versus Urgent Care.

Dr. Curtis Quinn, a board-certified thoracic surgeon joins the podcast to discuss the signs, easy screening, and leading-edge treatment options for lung cancer at the Elliot Hospital. Cancer is best treated at early stages. The good news is that doctors like Dr. Quinn have advocated for early, targeted lung screening that is saving lives. Is this quick test right for you?

Denise Jeffery, a Nurse Practitioner and the Program Coordinator for the Free Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program for Women at Elliot Breast Health Center, joins us to discuss breast cancer and how genetics can contribute to hereditary cancer mutations.

Dr. Chelsey Lewis leads an in-depth discussion on the topic of varicose and spider veins, and when and what treatment is suggested.

Dr. Christopher Girasole leads a discussion on aquablation, a new treatment option for those suffering from BPH.

Dr. Marina Feldman discussed the Importance of Breast Cancer Screenings.

Dr. Meghna Misra discusses Chest Wall Deformities in the Pediatric Population.

Jessica Rhee and Dr. Sachin discuss raising Awareness About Alzheimer's Disease.

Dr. Holly Mintz shares the importance of keeping your appointments with your primary doctor amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Eric Senneville MSPA, PA-C explains how primary care is different for LGBT people, myths in regard to LGBT medicine, and some of the reasons the LGBTQ community might avoid seeing their primary care provider.