In this episode of the BayCare Clinic podcast, Dr. Natalie Luehmann, breast surgeon with Aurora BayCare General & Vascular Surgery, discusses the impact of specialized and comprehensive breast cancer care for patients. She talks about options available to patients after a breast cancer diagnosis and the approach to collaborative care she and her colleagues take and what impact that has on the patient experience. 

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Why comprehensive breast cancer care matters

Since the 1990s, millions of Americans have been prescribed opioids to treat a wide variety of conditions. And, we've all heard about it, the dangers of prescription misuse and overdose has been a growing problem ever since. BayCare Clinic and our specialty providers have taken measures to provide world class treatment options that don't involve opioids – all to better the lives of the patients we serve.

BayCare Clinic provides specialty medical services in the fields of anesthesia, audiology, cardiology, eye care, pain and rehab medicine, neurological surgery, orthopedics and sports medicine, plastic surgery, skin care, urology and so much more. 

In the podcast, Bhatia discusses BayCare Clinic’s commitment to combatting the opioid crisis in Northeast Wisconsin, Upper Michigan and beyond. BayCare Clinic providers are trained in several state-of-the-art pain management techniques that are helping patients reduce or manage pain either without the use of opioids entirely or in combination with a reduced dosage of opioid medications.

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Tackling opioids: BayCare Clinic providers help combat the crisis

Our heart is arguably the most important organ in our body. It pumps blood and oxygen to our all our other organs and, if not taken care of, can cause serious problems. In this podcast, Dr. William Witmer fellowship-trained cardiologist with Aurora BayCare Cardiology, discusses heart disease and the traits and characteristics of global “blue zones,” – areas of the world where people regularly live to be over 100-years-old. He teaches our listeners what it means to live a heart healthy lifestyle and discusses ways everyone can reduce their risk factors for heart disease in achievable, realistic ways.  

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Achieving a heart-healthy lifestyle, realistically

Steve Zent, DDS, MD, an oral surgeon with Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons BayCare Clinic in Green Bay Wisconsin, discusses the importance of getting the HPV vaccine, particularly for oral health and particularly for children, teens and young adults. 

Humanpapillomavirus, or HPV, is a group of more than 150 related viruses that affects areas of the body, including the mouth, throat, cervix and genital area. HPV is common, spread by skin-to-skin contact. HPV often is harmless, but it can develop into genital warts or head, neck, oral, cervical or penile cancers.

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Protect your oral health. Get the HPV vaccine.

A woman dies from some form of cardiovascular disease every 80 seconds. It’s the leading cause of death for women in the United States, and it can affect every woman regardless of age or ethnicity. But, according to Dr. William Witmer fellowship trained cardiologist with Aurora BayCare Cardiology, it’s also mostly preventable. In this episode of the BayCare Clinic podcast Dr. Witmer talks about the signs and symptoms of heart disease and educates you on what women can do to lower their risk of experiencing a cardiovascular episode. 

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Stopping a killer – healthy heart habits for women.

Millions of Americans live with chronic pain – sometimes caused by work-related issues like improper footwear, chairs or other equipment. With more and more people forced to work from home, those issues may be exacerbated. In this episode of the BayCare Clinic Podcast, Dr. Christopher Howson, pain medicine physician with BayCare Clinic Pain & Rehab Medicine discusses workplace related pain, how current work-from-home situations may complicate things and treatment options available for patients.

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Work … is it a literal pain?

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