Raising sexually healthy children: Advice from an expert
Had THE TALK with your kids yet? Don't even know how to get things started? Listen to Jennifer Wiessner. She's an expert on raising sexually healthy children.
How some emergency responders are trying to keep people well and out of the hospital
Community paramedicine is a growing trend around the country. Instead of providing emergency care, trained paramedics are helping to keep people well. Learn how in this podcast.
Expanding access to cutting edge cancer care in Maine
A grant from the Alfond Foundation will help MaineHealth expand access to cancer care in Maine. In this podcast, cancer specialist Dr. Scot Remick explains how.
To Root and To Rise: Accepting Brain Injury
A brain injury changed Carole Starr's life forever. She learned to accept it, but not easily. In this Catching Health podcast, she talks about her book To Root & To Rise: Accepting Brain Injury.
A man’s guide to a happy, healthy and long life
Men — this podcast is all about you! We want you to have a long and healthy life, so we've got lots of useful tips for you. It's because we love you AND it's Men's Health Week.
What you need to know about life-threatening eating disorders
Dr. Patrice Lockhart, medical director of the New England Eating Disorders Program at Sweetser, talks about risks, symptoms, and treatment of eating disorders.
Help! Why can’t I get a decent night’s sleep?
Have insomnia? Sleep specialist Dr. Christopher Hughes talks about common causes and how to break the cycle. Listen to our podcast.
The latest in vein treatments — from spider to varicose to deep vein thrombosis
Vein disease is one of the most common health problems in the United States. Learn about the latest treatments in this podcast with Dr. Cindy Asbjornsen.
Suffer from an irritable bowel? Learn how a low FODMAP diet may bring you relief
If you suffer from irritable bowel syndrome or IBS, you'll want to hear what registered dietitian Patsy Catsos has to say about a low FODMAP way of eating. It could change your life.
What you need to know to make sure children with disabilities are never left out
Sadly, kids with disabilities are often excluded from activities that other kids are doing. Listen to how the National Inclusion Project is making a difference.
Why we procrastinate and how to stop right now
It's our emotions, not lack of time management skills, that make us procrastinate says Dr. Timothy Pychyl. If you need some help, listen to this podcast now.
Why you should know the difference between cardiac arrest and a heart attack
You should know the difference between cardiac arrest and a heart attack. In this podcast, Dr. Brandei Wingard explains and tells us how to protect our hearts.
No more love, but is divorce the answer? How to put it to the test
Relationship coach and divorce consultant Dr. Erin Oldham helps couples (and children) navigate the sometimes rocky world of love, marriage and divorce.
Understanding naturopathic medicine from a naturopathic physician’s point of view
An interview with naturopathic physician Sarah Kozur. She explains the philosophy behind naturopathy, educational requires and tools she uses in her practice.
How music therapy can do more than just make you feel good
You might think that listening to music is therapeutic. It is, but music therapist Kate Beever takes it to a different level.
Tips on how to keep that resolution to lose weight in the coming year
What's your New Year's resolution? If it's to lose weight, you are not alone. Think you might need some expert advice and support? Listen to this podcast.
What is palliative care? A conversation with a doctor who has made it her life’s work
Why palliative care is so important, not only for a seriously ill patient but for the entire family. A conversation with palliative care specialist Dr. Diane Meier.
High Tide, Low Tide: A Caring Friend’s Guide to Bipolar Disorder
Martin Baker, from England, and Fran Houston, from Maine, talk about their new book High Tide, Low Tide: A Caring Friend's Guide to Bipolar Disorder.
Are you confused about the best ways to screen for breast cancer? Some recommendations from an expert
Is a mammogram the best way to screen for breast cancer? Dr. Suzanne Hoekstra answers the question and more in this episode of the Catching Health Podcast.