Dr. Greg Davis on Medicine

By Dr. Greg Davis

Lexington, KY – In this week's program hear more about a new study investigating a link between carbohydrates and cancer.

By Dr. Greg Davis

Lexington, KY – Dr. Greg Davis and his guest discuss the recent survey by Men's Health Magazine rating Lexington as the most sedentary city in the U.S.

By Dr. Greg Davis

Lexington, KY – Dr. Greg Davis discusses an upcoming conference on sports concussions with Dr. Scott Livingston, faculty in the University of Kentucky College of Health Sciences, and director of the Concussion Assessment Research Laboratory.

The conference is slated for Friday June 24th at the University of Kentucky.

By Dr. Greg Davis

Lexington, KY – In this week's edition of "Dr. Greg Davis on Medicine" learn more about the latest and continued uses for Ventricular Assist Devices.

By Dr. Greg Davis

Lexington, KY – In Part Two of his interview, Dr. Greg chats with registered nurse, and author Theresa Brown about a perceived lack of civility in medicine today.

By Dr. Greg Davis

Lexington, KY – In this edition of Dr. Greg Davis on Medicine, the host chats with Theresa Brown, Registered Nurse, and author of the book of "Critical Care: A New Nurse Faces Death, Life, and Everything In Between", about what she perceives as a lack of civility sometimes displayed between doctors and nurses.

By Dr. Greg Davis

Lexington, KY – Caring for an aging parent or loved one is the topic of this week's Dr. Greg Davis on Medicine.

By Dr. Greg Davis

Lexington, KY – In this week's Dr. Greg Davis on Medicine get details on a conference on Multiple Sclerosis coming soon to the University of Kentucky.

By Dr. Greg Davis

Lexington, KY – Dr. Greg chats with Dr. Janet Werker, Professor and Canada Research Chair in the Department of Psychology at the University of British Columbia about the benefits of bilingualism in very young children.

By Dr. Greg Davis

Lexington, KY – Dr. Greg Davis chats with Dr. Brian Primack, faculty member at the University of Pittsburgh, in the departments of internal medicine and pediatrics about a study he's conducting concerning listening to popular music and teen depression.