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On HealthConnections this week, Dr. Carole Myers talks with Dr. Sean Jordan, the Director of Lung Cancer Screening at UT Medical Center, about lung cancer screening and advances in treatment. -
Dr. Carole Myers speaks with Michele Johnson, the executive director of the Tennessee Justice Center, on how the Big Beautiful Bill affects TennCare.
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Dr. Carole Myers speaks with Lyle Allen from the VA's Knoxville Vet Center to discuss resources available for veterans experiencing mental health problems, thoughts of suicide, or death by suicide. -
Dr. Carole Myers talks with Dr. Eric Rieger about the importance of spiritual health and how you can nurture your spiritual health.
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Dr. Carole Myers talks with Marilyn Finley, who serves on the board of directors of the League of Women Voters of Tennessee, about how voting has an influence on health.
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On HealthConnections, Dr. Carole Myers speaks with John Tullock to discuss growing good health, food gardening and sustainable living.
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On Health Connections, Dr. Carole Myers talk with Dr. Derrick Stowell about recreational therapy in helping to address modern health challenges, including inactivity and mental health problems,
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On this edition of Health Connections, Dr. Carole Myers talks with Dr. Sarah Neller of the University of Tennessee College of Nursing, to discuss social connections.
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On HealthConnections, Dr. Carole Myers is joined by Dr. Phoebe Tran, an assistant professor in the University of Tennessee Department of Public Health, to discuss cardiac rehabilitation.
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On this episode of HealthConnections, I'm Dr Carole Myers discusses homelessness with Erin Read, who is the Director of the Knoxville, Knox County Office on Housing Stability.
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Dr Carole Myers speaks with nurse midwife Jill Alliman to discuss maternal mortality rates, of which Tennessee has some of the highest in the United States.
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In rural Hawkins County, Tennessee, a reliable hospital is 30 to 45 minutes away. That’s precious time without treatment for patients experiencing sepsis, a life-threatening medical emergency. Now, ambulance crews there are carrying antibiotics for the first time in an effort to save more lives.
