In this episode, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price chats with Dr. Arielle Elkrief, Medical Oncologist, Co-Director of the CHUM Microbiome Center, and Clinician-Scientist at the University of Montreal. They discuss everything about the microbiome and gut health - what is the microbiome, why it's important in cancer and treatments, tips for a healthy microbiome, antibiotics, and even "poop pills".
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In this episode, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price chats with Dr. Arielle Elkrief, Medical Oncologist, Co-Director of the CHUM Microbiome Center, and Clinician-Scientist at the University of Montreal. They discuss everything about the microbiome and gut health - what is the microbiome, why it's important in cancer and treatments, tips for a healthy microbiome, antibiotics, and even "poop pills".
Ep 89. A Journey From Weather to Warrior: Kim MacDonald
Lung Cancer Voices
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11 months ago
Ep 89. A Journey From Weather to Warrior: Kim MacDonald
In this episode, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price chats with a familiar face for many Canadians - Kim MacDonald, a TV Broadcaster on The Weather Network for over 25 years. In December 2016, Kim was diagnosed with stage 2B breast cancer and underwent numerous treatments including a double mastectomy. She talks about her experience living with cancer, her decision to share such a personal journey with her audience publicly, and the lessons she'd learned along the way.
Check out Kim's blog at https://www.kmacblog.com/
Lung Cancer Voices
In this episode, Dr. Paul Wheatley-Price chats with Dr. Arielle Elkrief, Medical Oncologist, Co-Director of the CHUM Microbiome Center, and Clinician-Scientist at the University of Montreal. They discuss everything about the microbiome and gut health - what is the microbiome, why it's important in cancer and treatments, tips for a healthy microbiome, antibiotics, and even "poop pills".
