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Episode 151 – Colorectal Cancer Screening – What are the Barriers? Dr. Marianne T. Ritchie
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Your Real Champion®: “The Warriors in the BLUE LIGHTS CAMPAIGN®” Dr. Marianne T. Ritchie
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Your Addiction Expert: Family Dynamics within Addiction Dr. Marianne T. Ritchie
Start your weekend with Your Radio Doctor® at a special time – 10 a.m. on Saturday morning! Learn about epilepsy, risk factors, current treatments and what you should do if you witness someone having a seizure. Our guest is Dr. Chris Skidmore, Jefferson Neurologist and specialist in the field of Epilepsy. Then Ms. Missy Dolaway from the Epilepsy Foundation of Eastern PA will explain all the valuable resources available to patients and their family living with epilepsy.
Your Real Champion® – Rosie the Riveter – one of the most famous icons in American history, was the star of the campaign which urged American women to join the workforce to replace the men who enlisted in the armed services. The famous image didn’t tell the story of ONE woman, but millions of women who joined the war effort. Mae Krier is ONE of those Rosies who has kept the legacy alive and led the effort to declare March 21 as Annual Rosie the Riveter Day and earn the Congressional Medal of Honor for all the Rosies!
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On Saturday, November 5, Dr. Marianne T. Ritchie spoke with representatives from Independence Blue Cross who gave a stellar explanation about available options for Medicare plans which will help you navigate through […]
Marianne T. Ritchie, MD was one of the first female gastroenterologists practicing in the Philadelphia area. An advocate for over 30 years, Dr. Ritchie developed the PINK PLUS triple cancer screening program, and the BLUE LIGHTS CAMPAIGN for Colon Cancer Awareness.
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