
Episode 133 – Suicide Awareness and Prevention
On Saturday, October 8, our host Dr. Marianne T. Ritchie spoke with Dr. Matthew B. Wintersteen about suicide prevention and awareness.
Episode 183 – The Value of Sports in our Health and Wellness Dr. Marianne T. Ritchie
The screening age for colorectal cancer has been lowered to age 45 for everyone because of the rise in numbers of cases in younger people. Women often think it’s a “man’s disease” and many focus only on getting an annual mammogram and gynecology exam. News flash! When we combine men and women, more people die from colorectal cancer than from breast cancer. Screening for ALL cancers is important.
Your Real Champion® – Dr. Steve Greenfield retired in 2021 after a life of service as a physician. Seeing images of the invasion of the Ukraine fueled him to go to the border in Poland and volunteer in a refugee camp to provide medical care. This 72-year-old retired doctor risked his own health and safety to help innocent people during this humanitarian crisis.
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Dr. Marianne T. Ritchie October 8, 2022
On Saturday, October 8, our host Dr. Marianne T. Ritchie spoke with Dr. Matthew B. Wintersteen about suicide prevention and awareness.
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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