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Current Topics in Pediatrics – Dr. Julie Kardos has a wealth of experience in answering parents’ questions such as, “How sick is sick?” and “How do you know when to take your child to the pediatrician?” With the recent report of cases of measles, who is at risk?  What are the […]

How to stay DRY during DRY JANUARY – In our society, people use alcohol to celebrate, socialize, relax and enhance the enjoyment of meals. Heavy intake can lead to short and long-term unwanted consequences like auto accidents, broken relationships with family, friends and work colleagues. Many people are aware of the possible detrimental […]

How to Prepare for your Annual Physical – January is a good time to pause and reflect about the important items on your calendar for the upcoming year. Having an annual physical with your primary care physician is essential to maintaining good health. The goals include discovering and treating medical conditions […]

The Parade of Champions – The mission of Your Radio Doctor® is to provide listeners with the most current information about prevention, testing and treatment of common medical conditions. But when COVID reared its ugly head, Dr. Marianne Ritchie recognized the need to infuse her audience with a weekly dose of inspiration by highlighting […]

Food is Medicine – On December 9, Dr. Marianne T. Ritchie sat down with Sue Daugherty, RDN, LDN, CEO to discuss how nutritional support of chronically ill patients with meals tailored to their medical needs can improve the patient’s quality of life, increase the ability to tolerate medical treatments, decrease hospital admissions […]

The Value of Sports in our Health and Wellness – On Saturday, December 2, Dr. Marianne T. Ritchie spoke with nationally-recognized sport psychologist, Dr. Joel Fish as he explained the concept of mental toughness, the importance of considering each athlete’s mental health and wellness in addition to their physical health, and […]

On Saturday, August 19, Dr. Marianne T. Ritchie spoke with Dr. Maura Sammon about how you can plan to stay healthy while traveling internationally. Of the people who travel to high-risk regions, fewer than half seek advice from a travel medicine provider. Issues that need to be addressed before departure include protection […]

Pancreatic Cancer – On Saturday, November 18, Dr. Marianne T. Ritchie spoke with Dr. David E. Loren about the early warning signs, what patients should be screened, and an update on the latest treatments.

Partnerships of Army and Civilian Trauma Teams – On Saturday, November 11, Dr. Marianne T. Ritchie discussed how military medical personnel will be embedded at Cooper University Hospital to offer exposure to critical care of more severe trauma and surgical patients than they typically experience in a military treatment facility.