Podcast appearances and mentions of brian mcdonough

On this episode of Your Health, Dr. Brian McDonough talks about how AI can impact healthcare.

On this episode of Your Health, Dr. Brian McDonough talks about the medical traits that come with having red hair.

On this episode of Your Health, Dr. Brian McDonough talks about sexual abuse and how its effects on mental health.

On this episode of Your Health, Dr. Brian McDonough talks about how children metabolize medicine differently from adults. 

All you need to know about clickbait in 60 seconds

On this episode of Your Health, Dr. Brian McDonough talks about cranberries can play a valuable role in overall health. 

The Kennedys' New York is a new book which takes readers behind the walls of the apartments and homes where Jackie Kennedy and her children lived. It also explores the lives of JFK Jr. and his mother as adults.

Major study looks at first two years of the pandemic and determines if more deaths were prevented in states that shut down, encouraged masking and vaccines.

On this episode of Your Health, Dr. Brian McDonough talks about lifestyles that lead to long life. 

Ray Hennessey discusses his new book: "Beyond Sorry: How to Own Up, make Good, and Move Forward After a Crisis". This podcast is a must for anyone who has been damaged by social media or wants to avoid problems. There is also great advice for anyone starting a company.

On this episode of Your Health, Dr. Brian McDonough talks about injuries that can occur while playing pickleball. 

The 2000 Convention was held in Philadelphia from July 31-August 3.At the time I was medical reporter at the Fox affiliate in Philadelphia and (since we were the local Fox affiliate) we were given a prime position, incredible access and a key role in feeding video/content to the network. There was no reason for me to be at the convention, and I was anticipating an easy week. Early in the convention, former President Gerald R. Ford had a major health issue that led to his hospitalization. I spent the week at The First Union Center (now Wells Fargo Center). This was a time before significant social media and a time before cable networks realized they could get ratings with talking heads.It was the only time I was ever involved covering any aspect of politics. However, I remember the rhetoric was tough and the stakes were high, but there seemed to be a discourse where people could voice opinions and others could voice theirs without vitriol. On the eve of the 2024 political convention season our nation is hurting and a former President came inches from losing his life. Call me naive, but I am hoping our politicians can cut down on the rhetoric and the talking heads in both cable and social media can stop trying to get ratings, followers and cash from stoking the flames of hatred. A quarter of a century ago I had a front row seat---things weren't perfect (democracy is imperfect) but it was civil.

Host: Brian P. McDonough, MD, FAAFP Guest: Betsy O'Donnell, MD Guest: Tomasz Beer, MD, FACP Should a patient get a positive multi-cancer early detection (MCED) test result, there are two diagnostic resolution pathways proposed for localizing and confirming that result. Joining Dr. Brian McDonough to break down those two pathways and how we can optimize our approach to diagnostic resolution are Drs. Betsy O'Donnell and Tom Beer. Dr. O'Donnell is the Director of Early Detection and Prevention of Malignant Conditions at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and Dr. Beer is the Chief Medical Officer for Multi-Cancer Early Detection at Exact Sciences Corporation.

On this episode of Your Health, Dr. Brian McDonough talks about monitoring diabetes. 

A look at The Persian Wars through the lens of author Dan Lyons

A look at The Inn at Perry Cabin and St Michaels Maryland

Host: Brian P. McDonough, MD, FAAFP Guest: Nima Nabavizadeh, MD Guest: Tomasz Beer, MD, FACP While multi-cancer early detection (MCED) testing has the potential to significantly impact the way we approach cancer screening, it's important to be aware of the risks associated with it, like overdiagnosis. That's why Drs. Nima Nabavizadeh and Tom Beer join Dr. Brian McDonough to discuss the advantages and drawbacks of MCED testing and how we can mitigate the risk of overdiagnosis. Dr. Nabavizadeh is an Associate Professor in the Department of Radiation Medicine in the School of Medicine at OHSU in Portland, Oregon, and Dr. Beer is the Chief Medical Officer for Multi-Cancer Early Detection at Exact Sciences Corporation.

On this episode of Your Health, Dr. Brian McDonough talks about medical advertising. 

40 % of Medical Practices lost a physician last year due to burnout. Why?

Host: Brian P. McDonough, MD, FAAFP Guest: Frank Diehl, PhD A poster presented at the 2024 American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting showcased findings from the ASCEND 2 study, which examined the performance of a multi-cancer early detection (MCED) test design that included methylation and protein biomarkers. The study found that this test design achieved overall sensitivity of 50.9 percent for all cancers at a high specificity of 98.5 percent. Dive further into these results and what they might mean for early cancer detection with Dr. Brian McDonough and Dr. Frank Diehl, Senior Vice President of Multi Cancer Early Detection at Exact Sciences Corporation.

Special Guest: Dr Gerard Criner

76ers center Joel Embiid just scored 50 points despite having Bell's Palsy. What is Bell's palsy, anyway.

Important look at Focal Therapy for Prostate Cancer

Dublin has alot to offer, but this tour reveals some unexpected surprises. Join Daniel Mulhall, recently retired Irish Ambassador to the United States on this virtual tour.

European Historian Richard Overy joins The Dr Brian McDonough Show with groundbreaking new comments about Joseph Stalin. A critical interview for today's troubled times.

Why is 2024 a Leap Year? The little known health risk.

Dr. Claudia Kawas' research has earned the neurologist the highest honor granted by the Alzheimer's Association. In our conversation she shares fascinating information about an Alzheimer's cure and the newest villain in our battle against dementia--It is called LATE.

So you want to live longer? This fascinating interview with Dr Claudia Kawas might have the answers.

There is a new strain of Covid-19 that has taken over in the United States. How do we know this and what does it mean to you?

Almost a quarter of people break their New Years Resolutions in one week! A look at the numbers and advice for success

Legendary Broadcaster Jim Gardner shares his thoughts on the future of local news, cable and the advent of cord cutting. He shares deeply personal insight about his most important story.

Broadcast legend Angelo Cataldi has written a new book called "Loud". He only saw two championships in over 130 Philadelphia sports seasons he covered, but his greatest championship might be his own. We talk about his battle with depression and his hope to help others.

The incredible story of the Indian 841 Motorcycle which has been fully restored and on display at a DuPont mansion

The Story of Sheldon Anderson

Prevention is the key to good health. But for many peopel who live in poverty it is a struggle to pay for even the basic necessities. In today's episode, a look at hygiene poverty and overcoming the stigma of health challenges.

Dr David Ansell joins Dr Brian McDonough and suggests a better way for patient care

Dr Len Gomella talks about detecting prostate cancer in time to treat it effectively.

A new Harvard Business Review report looks at worplace burnout. The information may shock you. Bottom line: changes need to be made.

How do you know if the advice you are getting on the internet is correct? Some tips to help.

The CDC is changing its recommendations regarding measuring covid in communities We could be closer to getting out of the woods.

What do the metrics tell us? Why did some parts of the country do better than others?Without a doubt, modern medicine and science made a big difference. But there was something far more important that doesn't cost anything and has nothing to do with money or power.Dr. Joseph Dieleman from The University of Washington in Seattle is with The Department of Health Metrics.The answer is in the video.

A look at the true history of St Patrick and how St Patrick's Day is celebrated worldwide

Henry Bushkin was known as "The Bombastic Bushkin" and was Johnny Carson's personal lawyer and close friend until the late 1980's. Bushkin wrote a 2013 bestselling book called, Johnny Carson, which detailed his life in front of the curtain and behind. He is completing a new book that is due to be released at the end of the year and gives us a sneak peak. If you ever watched Johnny Carson or have curiosity about what made him the greatest talk show host ever---this is worth a listen.

Critical tips to make the most of your doctor's appointment with Dr Brian Dooreck. Also, steps to take to support elderly parents live far from home

Kevin Negandhi is 6 pm anchor at ESPN. Who does he think will win Super Bowl XVII? How do young broadcasters make it to the top?

Hemingway in Key West: The Dr Brian McDonough Show with Dr John Seydow Ernest Hemingway had his most prolific years as a writer between 1928-1940 while living in Key West, but relatively few scholars have examined those years. A fascinating interview about the creative process and the impact life experiences have on art.

It has been three years since the first Covid-19 case was reported in America. A look at the pandemic in real time.

In 1995 I was asked to prepare a five part series called "The Cost of Violence". I recently discovered three of the "air checks"--the actual segments that were shown to the Philadelphia audience. In one of the stories I featured a gunshot victim named Ilene Myers. She is just one of hundreds of people I had the honor of meeting and interviewing for hundreds of stories over the years. Many of the stories that I discover are so old that decades have gone by since I have seen them, but I remember the random nature of how this woman was shot and the courage that she displayed at the time of the interview. This is her story. Her story is one of great courage and optimism.

Doctor Brian McDonough, clinical professor of family medicine at Temple University, joins Maggie and Perloff to talk more about the incredible & miraculous progress Damar Hamlin has made in his recovery from the cardiac arrest he suffered on Monday night in the Bills-Bengals game.

Doctor Brian McDonough, clinical professor of family medicine at Temple University, joins Maggie and Perloff to talk more about the medical side of Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest and possible range of outcomes moving forward.