The Body Show with Dr. Kathleen Kozak http://www.hawaiipublicradio.org en-us ©1999-2010 Hawaii Public Radio Mon, 21 May 2012 11:00:00 -1000 Mon, 21 May 2012 11:00:00 -1000 jtaglianetti@hawaiipublicradio.org ©1999-2010 Hawaii Public Radiobody,show,kathleen,kozak,doctor,health,medicine,hawaii,public,radioHealthScience & Medicine/MedicineSociety & CultureGovernment & Organizations/Non-Profittalk@hawaiipublicradio.orgHawaii Public RadioHawaii Public Radionobody,show,kathleen,kozak,doctor,health,medicine,hawaii,public,radioThe Body Show with Dr. Kathleen Kozak Heart disease is the number one killer in the United States. Ten times more people die from heart disease than from cancer. Once you?ve had a heart attack, it is even more important to make sure that you don?t have another one, as the risk is much greater after having an event. What can you do to prevent ?the big one?? Well, cardiac rehab may help. Chris Mausolf, Dr. Eugene Lee, and exercise physiologist Jason Jones are in the studio, and we?re talking about what?s next after a heart attack. talk@hawaiipublicradio.org (Hawaii Public Radio) Public Radio 00:59:00 Mon, 21 May 2012 20:00:00 GMT noHeart disease is the number one killer in the United States. Ten times more people die from heart disease than from cancer. Once you?ve had a heart attack, it is even more important to make sure that you don?t have another one, as the risk is much greaterHawaii Public RadioHeart disease is the number one killer in the United States. Ten times more people die from heart disease than from cancer. Once you?ve had a heart attack, it is even more important to make sure that you don?t have another one, as the risk is much greater after having an event. What can you do to prevent ?the big one?? Well, cardiac rehab may help. Chris Mausolf, Dr. Eugene Lee, and exercise physiologist Jason Jones are in the studio, and we?re talking about what?s next after a heart attack.body,show,kathleen,kozak,doctor,health,medicine,hawaii,public,radio Have trouble with your vision? It?s not always perfect, but over time, certain conditions can slowly cause a loss of vision that sometimes, can?t be restored. What can be done to help? Well early diagnosis is always the key! Dr. Melanie Tantisira, opthamologist, is in the studio, and we?re talking about some common eye problems like cataracts, glaucoma, and macular degeneration, and more. talk@hawaiipublicradio.org (Hawaii Public Radio) Public Radio 00:59:00 Mon, 14 May 2012 20:00:00 GMT noHave trouble with your vision? It?s not always perfect, but over time, certain conditions can slowly cause a loss of vision that sometimes, can?t be restored. What can be done to help? Well early diagnosis is always the key! Dr. Melanie Tantisira, opthamoHawaii Public RadioHave trouble with your vision? It?s not always perfect, but over time, certain conditions can slowly cause a loss of vision that sometimes, can?t be restored. What can be done to help? Well early diagnosis is always the key! Dr. Melanie Tantisira, opthamologist, is in the studio, and we?re talking about some common eye problems like cataracts, glaucoma, and macular degeneration, and more. body,show,kathleen,kozak,doctor,health,medicine,hawaii,public,radio Ever wonder if that little nagging pain in your shoulder or neck is going to go away? How about the pain you might feel after running a few miles, and feeling like it was a marathon the next day. Dr. Sydney Smith of Orthopedic Associates Hawaii is in the studio, and he?s an expert in sports medicine, arthroscopic and reconstructive surgery. talk@hawaiipublicradio.org (Hawaii Public Radio) Public Radio 00:59:00 Mon, 07 May 2012 20:00:00 GMT noEver wonder if that little nagging pain in your shoulder or neck is going to go away? How about the pain you might feel after running a few miles, and feeling like it was a marathon the next day. Dr. Sydney Smith of Orthopedic Associates Hawaii is in the Hawaii Public RadioEver wonder if that little nagging pain in your shoulder or neck is going to go away? How about the pain you might feel after running a few miles, and feeling like it was a marathon the next day. Dr. Sydney Smith of Orthopedic Associates Hawaii is in the studio, and he?s an expert in sports medicine, arthroscopic and reconstructive surgery.body,show,kathleen,kozak,doctor,health,medicine,hawaii,public,radio Pap smears, HPV testing and vaccination, STD screening, mammograms, bone density testing, these are just a few of the tests done for women that have been recommended at certain ages. But with the recent studies suggesting less frequent intervals are acceptable, what?s a girl to do? Dr. Mabel Wong and Nurse Midwife Linda Chong Tim from Kaiser Permanente are in the studio talk@hawaiipublicradio.org (Hawaii Public Radio) Public Radio 00:59:00 Mon, 30 Apr 2012 20:00:00 GMT noPap smears, HPV testing and vaccination, STD screening, mammograms, bone density testing, these are just a few of the tests done for women that have been recommended at certain ages. But with the recent studies suggesting less frequent intervals are accepHawaii Public RadioPap smears, HPV testing and vaccination, STD screening, mammograms, bone density testing, these are just a few of the tests done for women that have been recommended at certain ages. But with the recent studies suggesting less frequent intervals are acceptable, what?s a girl to do? Dr. Mabel Wong and Nurse Midwife Linda Chong Tim from Kaiser Permanente are in the studiobody,show,kathleen,kozak,doctor,health,medicine,hawaii,public,radio You are what you eat, and what you drink, and how you feel. There are so many different messages we are receiving on a regular basis on how to live a healthy lifestyle. But what does that really mean? Is it all just diet and exercise? Where do supplements fit in? how do you know which ones work, and which ones are just a waste of money? Dr. Diana Joy Ostroff is in the studio of Natural Healing Hawaii. As a naturopathic physician, she has a different take on what we can do to stay healthy over time. It?s not just about disease, it?s about people, and the multitude of issues we have in our lives that may be affecting our health. If you have a favorite supplement, maybe want to know if what is says on the bottle is what?s inside talk@hawaiipublicradio.org (Hawaii Public Radio) Public Radio 00:59:00 Mon, 23 Apr 2012 20:00:00 GMT noYou are what you eat, and what you drink, and how you feel. There are so many different messages we are receiving on a regular basis on how to live a healthy lifestyle. But what does that really mean? Is it all just diet and exercise? Where do supplementsHawaii Public RadioYou are what you eat, and what you drink, and how you feel. There are so many different messages we are receiving on a regular basis on how to live a healthy lifestyle. But what does that really mean? Is it all just diet and exercise? Where do supplements fit in? how do you know which ones work, and which ones are just a waste of money? Dr. Diana Joy Ostroff is in the studio of Natural Healing Hawaii. As a naturopathic physician, she has a different take on what we can do to stay healthy over time. It?s not just about disease, it?s about people, and the multitude of issues we have in our lives that may be affecting our health. If you have a favorite supplement, maybe want to know if what is says on the bottle is what?s insidebody,show,kathleen,kozak,doctor,health,medicine,hawaii,public,radio Stroke, it?s something to be feared, and can change your life in an instant. If you don?t know the symptoms of a stroke, and you don?t get treated fast enough, there can be devastating results. Dr. Matthew Koenig, neurologist at Queens? Medical Center, is in the studio, pioneer of a new telemedicine program that will help revolutionize the way people who have strokes are treated in Hawaii. talk@hawaiipublicradio.org (Hawaii Public Radio) Public Radio 00:59:00 Mon, 02 Apr 2012 20:00:00 GMT noStroke, it?s something to be feared, and can change your life in an instant. If you don?t know the symptoms of a stroke, and you don?t get treated fast enough, there can be devastating results. Dr. Matthew Koenig, neurologist at Queens? Medical Center, isHawaii Public RadioStroke, it?s something to be feared, and can change your life in an instant. If you don?t know the symptoms of a stroke, and you don?t get treated fast enough, there can be devastating results. Dr. Matthew Koenig, neurologist at Queens? Medical Center, is in the studio, pioneer of a new telemedicine program that will help revolutionize the way people who have strokes are treated in Hawaii.body,show,kathleen,kozak,doctor,health,medicine,hawaii,public,radio Today, we?re talking about a sensitive subject. It may not be appropriate for children. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and we will be discussing what is defined as sexual violence, how prevalent this is in society today, touching so many people, men, women and children, and what you can do to help. talk@hawaiipublicradio.org (Hawaii Public Radio) Public Radio 00:59:00 Mon, 26 Mar 2012 20:00:00 GMT noToday, we?re talking about a sensitive subject. It may not be appropriate for children. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and we will be discussing what is defined as sexual violence, how prevalent this is in society today, touching so many people,Hawaii Public RadioToday, we?re talking about a sensitive subject. It may not be appropriate for children. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and we will be discussing what is defined as sexual violence, how prevalent this is in society today, touching so many people, men, women and children, and what you can do to help. body,show,kathleen,kozak,doctor,health,medicine,hawaii,public,radio Hormone changes, it?s not just for women anymore, there are plenty of men out there who may not be familiar with the changes associated with low testosterone that can start at the same age as traditional menopausal symptoms of women. And you don?t have to take a pill for it, there may not even be one. Dr. Monique Yuen is in the studio, naturopath physician, and we?re going to explore the common symptoms of hormonal aging and what you can do to recognize and treat this with lifestyle changes and supplements. talk@hawaiipublicradio.org (Hawaii Public Radio) Public Radio 00:59:00 Mon, 19 Mar 2012 20:00:00 GMT noHormone changes, it?s not just for women anymore, there are plenty of men out there who may not be familiar with the changes associated with low testosterone that can start at the same age as traditional menopausal symptoms of women. And you don?t have toHawaii Public RadioHormone changes, it?s not just for women anymore, there are plenty of men out there who may not be familiar with the changes associated with low testosterone that can start at the same age as traditional menopausal symptoms of women. And you don?t have to take a pill for it, there may not even be one. Dr. Monique Yuen is in the studio, naturopath physician, and we?re going to explore the common symptoms of hormonal aging and what you can do to recognize and treat this with lifestyle changes and supplements. body,show,kathleen,kozak,doctor,health,medicine,hawaii,public,radio Ever feel like you just can't focus on what you're working on? Fidgeting? or can't sit still? You might just have attention deficit hyperactvty disorder. talk@hawaiipublicradio.org (Hawaii Public Radio) Public Radio 00:59:00 Mon, 12 Mar 2012 20:00:00 GMT noEver feel like you just can't focus on what you're working on? Fidgeting? or can't sit still? You might just have attention deficit hyperactvty disorder. Hawaii Public RadioEver feel like you just can't focus on what you're working on? Fidgeting? or can't sit still? You might just have attention deficit hyperactvty disorder. body,show,kathleen,kozak,doctor,health,medicine,hawaii,public,radio Plastic surgery, it?s not just cosmetic. Reconstruction from burns, skin cancer, breast cancer, surfing accidents, these days, plastic surgeons see it all. Ever wonder if there might be something they could do for you? Dr. Thomas Crabtree from Kaiser Permanente is in the studio. talk@hawaiipublicradio.org (Hawaii Public Radio) Public Radio 00:59:00 Mon, 05 Mar 2012 20:00:00 GMT noPlastic surgery, it?s not just cosmetic. Reconstruction from burns, skin cancer, breast cancer, surfing accidents, these days, plastic surgeons see it all. Ever wonder if there might be something they could do for you? Dr. Thomas Crabtree from Kaiser PermHawaii Public RadioPlastic surgery, it?s not just cosmetic. Reconstruction from burns, skin cancer, breast cancer, surfing accidents, these days, plastic surgeons see it all. Ever wonder if there might be something they could do for you? Dr. Thomas Crabtree from Kaiser Permanente is in the studio. body,show,kathleen,kozak,doctor,health,medicine,hawaii,public,radio When was the last time you went to your favorite health food store? Wanna know who started the health food movement? Patricia Bragg joins Dr. Kathy Kozak to talk about the health food movement. talk@hawaiipublicradio.org (Hawaii Public Radio) Public Radio 00:59:00 Mon, 20 Feb 2012 20:00:00 GMT noWhen was the last time you went to your favorite health food store? Wanna know who started the health food movement? Patricia Bragg joins Dr. Kathy Kozak to talk about the health food movement. Hawaii Public RadioWhen was the last time you went to your favorite health food store? Wanna know who started the health food movement? Patricia Bragg joins Dr. Kathy Kozak to talk about the health food movement. body,show,kathleen,kozak,doctor,health,medicine,hawaii,public,radio Heart disease is the number one killer of people in the United States. Dr. Jeremy Lum, cardiologist and electrophysiologist from Pali Momi and Straub Hospitals is in the studio. We're going to explore the most common causes of heart disease, and what you can do right now to know your risk, and hopefully avoid having heart problems in your future. talk@hawaiipublicradio.org (Hawaii Public Radio) Public Radio 00:59:00 Mon, 13 Feb 2012 20:00:00 GMT noHeart disease is the number one killer of people in the United States. Dr. Jeremy Lum, cardiologist and electrophysiologist from Pali Momi and Straub Hospitals is in the studio. We're going to explore the most common causes of heart disease, and what you Hawaii Public RadioHeart disease is the number one killer of people in the United States. Dr. Jeremy Lum, cardiologist and electrophysiologist from Pali Momi and Straub Hospitals is in the studio. We're going to explore the most common causes of heart disease, and what you can do right now to know your risk, and hopefully avoid having heart problems in your future. body,show,kathleen,kozak,doctor,health,medicine,hawaii,public,radio Chronic pain- it affects millions of people in the United States, and thousands here in Hawai?i. There has to be more to treating this than taking pills, and today in the studio, we have Dr. Wayne Giancaterino from the Hawai?i Wellness Systems to tell us more. d college campus chair of nursing at the University of Phoenix and Nancy Texiera, from the anticoagulation clinic at Straub. talk@hawaiipublicradio.org (Hawaii Public Radio) Public Radio 00:59:00 Mon, 06 Feb 2012 20:00:00 GMT noChronic pain- it affects millions of people in the United States, and thousands here in Hawai?i. There has to be more to treating this than taking pills, and today in the studio, we have Dr. Wayne Giancaterino from the Hawai?i Wellness Systems to tell us Hawaii Public RadioChronic pain- it affects millions of people in the United States, and thousands here in Hawai?i. There has to be more to treating this than taking pills, and today in the studio, we have Dr. Wayne Giancaterino from the Hawai?i Wellness Systems to tell us more. d college campus chair of nursing at the University of Phoenix and Nancy Texiera, from the anticoagulation clinic at Straub. body,show,kathleen,kozak,doctor,health,medicine,hawaii,public,radio Hawaii Public Radiononadult