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Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center experts in health care will share advice and reminders to help us stay healthy—mentally and physically.

Inside the Studio features interviews with special guests visiting The Texas Heart Institute’s TV studio. From international leaders in the field of cardiovascular medicine to pioneering scientists to community leaders near and far, the Inside the Studio interviews amplify current trends in research and education related to the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of heart and vascular disease. View our website: texasheart.org Watch Interview Reels on Texas Heart TV: tv.texasheart.org/inside-the-studio Stay Connected with Us: texasheart.org/stay-connected-with-us/

Interviewing doctors and highlighting the good doctors in the state of Texas. What should patients know and ask to make sure they are taken care of in the office?

This podcast is dedicated to education and awareness on Lyme disease and Tick-borne illness. Leave your feedback and make requests for future podcasts and be a part of the healing together.

Rural communities in Texas have struggled to keep up in the fight against the coronavirus. The Texas Newsroom examines the shortage of health care resources people living in those communities face. This reporting is done in partnership with The Texas Newsroom—a collaboration among Texas public radio stations and NPR—and is funded in part by PBS FRONTLINE’s Local Journalism Initiative, with support from the Knight Foundation and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

“Living Legends and Luminaries in the Field of Endovascular Medicine” is a podcast hosted by Dr. Zvonimir Krajcer that explores the pioneering work of leaders in endovascular medicine. Through in-depth interviews, the series highlights groundbreaking innovations that have shaped vascular surgery and interventional cardiology. Designed to educate and inspire, each episode offers a unique look into the evolution of medical practice and the visionaries driving it forward. Watch the interviews for this podcast: https://tv.texasheart.org/living-legends-and-luminaries

The Texas Heart Institute Center for Cardiovascular Care's general and interventional cardiologist, Dr. Alexander Postalian, answers patients' questions about cardiovascular health.Submit your questions in the comment section to be featured in the next episode of Asked and Answered.Read more about our specialties: www.texasheartmedical.org/edu

The Texas Heart Institute’s original series, The Heart Beat, is filmed in the historic THI TV studio and across the labs and clinics.Join The Heart Beat Host Maya Pomroy as she explores medical innovations with THI’s Keri Sprung and the doctors, scientists, and engineers discovering The Next First medical breakthroughs that are redefining heart care and health.The Heart Beat on Texas Heart TV: https://tv.texasheart.org/the-heart-beat

VNA helps people age with dignity and independence at home. Since 1934, VNA has responded to evolving community needs with innovative client and patient services. VNA was chartered as a nonprofit agency to address the desperate need for health care in Dallas during the Depression. Founded by two tenacious women who provided care to women and children living in the tent cities, VNA is committed to providing the highest quality care to the elderly, frail, disabled and dying. VNA’s programs include Meals on Wheels in Dallas County and Hospice Care, Palliative Care and Private Care in 13 North ...

Host Larry Prescott and guests take an in-depth look at congenital syphilis data, trends and intervention in Texas. This six-episode podcast highlights causes of this devastating but preventable disease and efforts to reduce it. Each 15-minute episode examines what makes Texas unique and what health care providers and the public can do to reduce congenital syphilis in Texas.

We discuss various regenerative medicine techniques like stem cell therapy and PRP injections from our clinic in Southlake TX.

An original podcast series produced by the Texas Academy of PAs, discussing a wide range of topics that impact the PA profession and clinical care. This conversational podcast offers a relaxed journey into the professional lives of those that focus on improving the health of all Texans.