Leaving the doctor’s office it’s normal to ask your spouse or friend or Mom or daughter, “What just happened? What did he say, exactly?” or perhaps a dozen or more other questions regarding the new diagnosis. The visit to get the biopsy results went so fast. You heard, "So, it's Cancer" and then everything after that went blank. This is a podcast dedicated to that moment, that feeling, that problem, and all that it entails. The show hosts (three cancer sub-specialists and a normal guy) will work through the diagnosis, the etiology, the treatment options, the team, course, prognosis, impact, quality of life, and the overall experience of being the patient and the family and to a lesser extent, of being the physician or nurse. We may not cure cancer with this podcast, but we will explain it.
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Leaving the doctor’s office it’s normal to ask your spouse or friend or Mom or daughter, “What just happened? What did he say, exactly?” or perhaps a dozen or more other questions regarding the new diagnosis. The visit to get the biopsy results went so fast. You heard, "So, it's Cancer" and then everything after that went blank. This is a podcast dedicated to that moment, that feeling, that problem, and all that it entails. The show hosts (three cancer sub-specialists and a normal guy) will work through the diagnosis, the etiology, the treatment options, the team, course, prognosis, impact, quality of life, and the overall experience of being the patient and the family and to a lesser extent, of being the physician or nurse. We may not cure cancer with this podcast, but we will explain it.
Join Mike Riordan, Urologist Charlie Rinehart MD, and I, for a full discussion of Bladder Cancer: what it is, how it happens, how it behaves, and how it's treated.
Join us as we host Rohit Sharma, MD, FACS, to explain the diagnosis of Malignant Melanoma: what it is, how it happens, what you do about it when it happens.
Medical Oncologist Pete Schlegel MD, Radiation Oncologist Courtney Coke, MD, Surgical Oncologist Paul Roach, MD and Graphic Design Artist Michael Riordan discuss Esophageal Cancer: what it is, how it happens, how it's diagnosed, what is done about it, and how it generally goes, as well as new & emerging treatments of it. Also discussed how to inform a patient that they have cancer.
Leaving the doctor’s office it’s normal to ask your spouse or friend or Mom or daughter, “What just happened? What did he say, exactly?” or perhaps a dozen or more other questions regarding the new diagnosis. The visit to get the biopsy results went so fast. You heard, "So, it's Cancer" and then everything after that went blank. This is a podcast dedicated to that moment, that feeling, that problem, and all that it entails. The show hosts (three cancer sub-specialists and a normal guy) will work through the diagnosis, the etiology, the treatment options, the team, course, prognosis, impact, quality of life, and the overall experience of being the patient and the family and to a lesser extent, of being the physician or nurse. We may not cure cancer with this podcast, but we will explain it.
