INTEGRIS Health Podcasts

In this special episode of Doctor Oklahoma, we’re covering one of the biggest health concerns of recent memory: coronavirus. Coronavirus joins the ranks of SARS, MERS and West Nile virus as a modern-day outbreak turned deadly.

On this episode of Doctor Oklahoma, we’re joined by INTEGRIS weight loss specialist Hamilton S. Le, M.D. Our goal? To discuss the best, sustainable ways to lose weight and eat right, for good.

On this episode of Doctor Oklahoma, we’re talking to cardiologist Jered Cook, M.D. about all things heart in the heartland.

On this episode of Doctor Oklahoma, Dr. Chansolme joins us to share his knowledge regarding the flu, the history of the virus, how the flu vaccine works and symptoms of the infection. Stay tuned for how to protect yourself against the disease and what to do when the flu takes a turn for the worse.

You might be seeing a lot of pink this month. As October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’re joining the movement to raise the visibility for this treatable cancer.

We’re joined by orthopedic surgeon and sports physician Dr. David B. Parker who shares information about the types of injuries you may see on the field and how you can prevent them.

Join us as we sit down with INTEGRIS OB/GYN Dr. Caroline Flint to discuss ovarian cancer in this latest episode of Doctor Oklahoma. You’ll learn about risk factors, screening methods and treatment methods for this disease, as well as when you should go see your physician about potential symptoms.

In this episode family medicine physician Dr. David E. de Gaston, M.D. enlightens us on how and why to vaccinate, from the youngest and most vulnerable among us, through the teenage years and beyond.

To talk about the health risks associated with summer, Jeri Hargrave, ARNP-DNP at INTEGRIS, joins us on the second episode of Doctor Oklahoma.

In the series premiere of Doctor Oklahoma, we sit down with Kimberlee V. Wilson, D.O., M.S, head addiction psychologist at INTEGRIS Arcadia Trails. Dr. Wilson discusses the effect of opioids on the human brain, addiction as a disease and how it affects health outcomes for all Oklahomans.