Live Greater | A University of Maryland Medical System Podcast University of Maryland Medical System

Uncover essential strategies for stroke prevention, including risk management, healthy lifestyle choices, and early detection signs. In this podcast, Shellee Stine, RN, the Clinical Program Coordinator for the Primary Stroke Center at the University of Maryland Charles Regional Medical Center, gives expert guidance on fortifying your health against strokes for a brighter tomorrow.

Join us for an in-depth discussion about managing spring allergies. Discover how to identify symptoms, explore treatment options, and learn practical tips for prevention to enjoy the season symptom-free with expert insights from Dr. Scott Burger, Chief Medical Officer at University of Maryland Urgent Care.

In this insightful podcast, learn the difference between palliative and hospice care. Dr. Helen Gordon, a certified hospice and palliative care provider at UM St. Joseph Medical Center, shares expert insights, dispels myths, and guides listeners through informed choices for approaches to compassionate care.

Discover the many benefits of pelvic floor therapy, including how it addresses common issues, promotes wellness and empowers individuals on their health journey. Learn more from Kristen Toussaint, OT, MS, an Occupational Therapist at UM St. Joseph Outpatient Rehab Institute.

All women should feel empowered to speak up about their health – especially after childbirth. In this podcast, learn how to recognize symptoms of postpartum complications, including common signs, risk factors, and steps new mothers can take if they suspect a complication. Dr. Kendra Coles, Director of Women’s and Children’s Services at UM Baltimore Washington Medical Center, also addresses how loved ones can help keep these mothers safe.

Many people suffer from chronic or intermittent back pain, and that leads to a lot of myths about what back pain means. Learn the truth about why your back might hurt, what can be done to feel better, and ways to prevent pain in the first place from Dr. Louis Bivona, a spine surgeon at the University of Maryland Orthopedic Associates at UM Upper Chesapeake Health and a member of the UM Spine Network.