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Henry Mayo and Keck Medicine of USC urologist Kian Asanad, MD, explains the causes and treatment options for erectile dysfunction following a prostatectomy.

In this episode, Dr. Kian Asanad, a urologist Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital and Keck Medicine of USC, joins us to talk about one of the most common cancers affecting men: prostate cancer. Dr. Asanad breaks down everything you need to know—from how men get prostate cancer and who’s at risk, to the latest screening tools, diagnostic methods, and treatment options. He also discusses when men should start screening and what side effects patients can expect from different treatments. Whether you're looking to be proactive about your health or support a loved one, this episode offers clear, expert insight into a critical topic.

May Lin Tao, MD, Medical Director of the Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital and Keck Medicine of USC Cancer program, discusses cancer misinformation, including unproven therapies and other too-good-to-good-be true claims that can often harm patients.

Ophthalmology and Retina Specialist Julia Sein, MD, talks about the importance of taking care of your eyes and gives tips for maintaining good eye health.

We've all seen people riding electric bicycles or scooters at what seems like 100 miles per hour. Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Deputy Robert Jensen gives tips on keeping you and your kids safe on these motorized devices.

Does your job require you to spend a lot of time in front of a computer? Occupational Therapist and Certified Ergonomics Assessment Specialist John Lee talks about how you can avoid back, repetitive stress, or other injuries in today's work environment.

Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Director of Leadership and Organizational Development talks about navigation the modern workplace and how to deal with work-related stress.

Henry Mayo pediatrician Neela Sethi, MD explains measles signs and symptoms, why it's a serious diseases, and how you can protect you and your family.

Bird flu is in the news every day. What exactly is it? How can you protect you and your family? Henry Mayo Newhall Primary Care physician Anirudh Rai, MD gives the answers.

Henry Mayo Pharmacist Courtney Mattley offers tips on cleaning out your medicine cabinet in the new year and safely disposing of medications you not longer need.

Henry Mayo and Keck Medicine of USC urologist Kian Asanad, MD explains exactly what a vasectomy is and dispels myths about a vasectomy's supposed side effects.

According to a recent story in the New York Times, death rates are declining among U.S. women with breast cancer. But the disease is turning up more often in women under age 50. What is the story behind these statistics?

Henry Mayo pediatrician Neela Sethi, MD, talks about why teenagers are resistant to getting therapy even when they are in pain, and how they might be persuaded to get the help they need.

It seems like not a week goes by when there isn't news of a food safety recall or widespread illness caused by tainted food. What steps can you take to ensure the food you are eating is safe?

Henry Mayo trauma surgeon Louie Marc Contreras MD, explains the duties of a trauma surgeon in a Level 2 trauma center and what a "typical" day might look like.

Dr. Neel Mann provides guidance on how to achieve good digestive health, including dietary choices and lifestyle adjustments that work.

Dr. Kian Asanad discusses potential reasons for declining fertility rates in the United States and potential treatments for someone who may be struggling with fertility issues.

Dr. May Lin Tao explains who should be screened for lung cancer, why it's important, and what's involved.

In a recent story, the New York Times described "sweeping changes" made by Instagram. What are these changes and how are they affecting how teenagers use Instagram?

Henry Mayo does not have an inpatient pediatric unit. However, the hospitals Emergency Department holds an "Emergency Department Approved for Pediatrics" (EDAP) certification from Los Angeles County. Emergency Departments that are EDAP-certified “provide care to pediatric patients by meeting specific requirements for professional staff, quality improvement, education, support services, equipment, supplies, medications and established policies, procedures, and protocols.” Henry Mayo has held an EDAP certification since 1985, which means the hospital has been caring for Santa Clarita Valley kids in its Emergency Department for nearly 20 years. The hospital treats approximately 1,000 children in its Emergency Department every month.