We discuss why we care about high cholesterol and how it is not always such a bad thing. We declutter diagnosis and why treatment is not as simple as medications.

We're back! Today we talk all about high blood pressure, how it is diagnosed, treated and why we care about it. 

I take a break from writing season two to catch you up and virology basics, what COVID19 is, and how important social distancing is. Sit back from the comfort of your isolation and learn a little bit about viruses.

In this podcast we talk about coronary artery disease (CAD). The precursor to heart attacks, strokes and other diseases of the blood vessels. We talk about what it is, what causes it, what can happen from it and what you can do to prevent it. This is a podcast for education and entertainment only, if you have any health concerns, talk to your healthcare provider. Twitter: @dishwashingdocs email:[email protected] https://www.thedishwashingdoc.com/

Today we talk RA or classic rheumatoid arthritis. We talk what it is, what some of the symptoms are and what some of the treatments might be. If you are interested in further reading our references are below. Twitter: @dishwashingdocs email:[email protected] https://www.thedishwashingdoc.com/

This week we talk about cognitive impairment. How do you diagnose AD, dementia with lewy bodies, vascular and other forms of dementia, treatment and supports.  

In this weeks podcast we touch on withdrawal and treatment of opioid use. 

Today we talk about asthma, both on adults and on kiddos. We talk diagnosis, treatment and why it sometimes just goes away. As always these podcasts are for education and not meant as medical advice. Enjoy!

This weeks pod talks about eczema. What is it and what can you do about it. As always this is for education and entertainment. Enjoy!

In this episode we talk about some of the benefits of breast feeding. We also get into some of the shaming around breast feeding and some recent political statements. As always this pod is for entertainment and education. If you have any health problems you should discuss it with your healthcare provider. No Jibba Jabba.