Doc Talk presented by Montefiore St. Luke's Cornwall

Though a majority of men who are diagnosed with prostate cancer survive, they often end up with side effects from the treatment, including urinary incontinence and sexual dysfunction. Dr. Jaspreet Singh discusses prostate cancer, treatment options, and the resources available to help survivors deal with the physical and mental effects of their treatment.

Male stress urinary incontinence is a common condition for men who have suffered a pelvic injury or have survived prostate cancer and while it isn't life threatening, it can certainly affect your quality of life. Dr. Jaspreet Singh discusses possible causes and treatments for male stress urinary incontinence.

Dr. Singh will discuss the earlier and more advanced Prostate Cancers that we are seeing in the community. He will also discuss latest treatments.

MSLC has adopted a new type of procedure called the Blue Light Cystoscopy. This procedure helps find bladder cancer tumors and Dr. Singh will explain how the procedure works and how to determine if one needs this procedure.

Sciatica---it's a common leg pain that has a connection to the lower leg. Dr. Esteban Cuartas discusses sciatica, causes and symptoms, possible treatment options, and more.

Back pain is one of the most common medical conditions in the United States. Dr. Esteban Cuartas discusses the possible causes, treatment options, and more.

More than 3 million Americans are diagnosed with peripheral artery disease, or PAD, each year. Dr. Nirav Shah discusses diagnosis, prevention, and possible treatment options.

Vaccines work with your body's natural defenses to stimulate immunity, building protection against disease. Dr. Maggie Montgomery discusses what vaccines are recommended, how they protect us, some myths and misconceptions about vaccines, and more.

It can be overwhelming and challenging when you get a cancer diagnosis so support from skilled and compassionate professionals can make all the difference along the journey of cancer care and recovery. Paula Paez and Tina Unsworth discuss patient navigation as 2 members of the Oncology Patient Navigation team at Montefiore St. Luke's Cornwall.

Early coronary artery disease detection may just save your life or the life of somebody that you love and luckily, it's a lot easier today than ever before. Dr. John Tighe discusses CCTA and HeartFlow.

Joint replacements are very common today and the advancements in robotics have aided in lessening the recovery time for such procedures. Dr. Kenneth Rauschenback discusses these advancements and more.

Learning about Strokes - a guide for patients and families - Talk will cover - what is a stroke, impact of a stroke, signs of a stroke, effects of a stroke, stroke prevention

If your heartbeat feels irregular, you may be suffering from atrial fibrillation which, if left untreated, could lead to a life-threatening condition. Dr. Neel Khanna discusses the causes of A-fib and possible treatment options.

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR, and an automated external defibrillator, or AED, can save lives. Dr. Neel Khanna discusses the importance of having this crucial knowledge and equipment.

There is a lot that is still in your control when it comes to keeping your heart healthy. Dr. Neel Khanna discusses risk factor management and what you can do.

Snowblowers are a great help after a snowstorm but they can also be dangerous if not properly used. Dr. Gina Del Savio discusses how to avoid snowblower injuries as well as the most common injuries.

Occasional heartburn is quite common, especially after a heavy meal. However if you experience symptoms on a regular basis, it may be indicative of something more severe. Dr. Murali Perumal discusses heartburn, acid reflux, and GERD, their differences, possible ways to treat them, and more.

Lumbar stenosis is a narrowing of the lower spine and it can cause all kinds of discomfort in your daily life. Dr. Esteband Cuartas discusses lumbar stenosis, how it can be diagnosed, treatment options, and more.

Most of us know that an ischemic stroke is typically caused by a blood clot affecting the flow of blood to the brain but what does it mean when a doctor classifies a stroke as cryptogenic? Dr. Neel Khanna discusses cryptogenic strokes, how those are qualified, how to possibly prevent them, and more.