This weekend on YOUR HEALTH® Adam Goldstein and guest co-host Dr. Autumn Metzger from UNC Family Medicine will be joined by Alex Protzman, Executive Director of Life Skills Foundation about Saving Our Youth: Carolina Outreach.
Please tune in! This show will air:
WCHL 97.9FM
• Saturday, January 10th at 9am
• Sunday, January 11th at 9am and 5pm
• Monday, January 12th at 6pm and 10pm
WBNE 103.7 FM
• Saturday, January 10th at 3pm
KKAG Retro Radio 88.7FM
• Sunday, January 11th at 7am
Listen to the Show!
Download the episode from the Carolina Digital Repository
- Research that Matters (min 0-11:00)
- Combining a GLP-1 Reception Agonist Plus Insulin Proves More Effective Than Other Diabetes Therapies
- New Smartphone App can Detect Newborn Jaundice in Minutes
- Healthy Lifestyle Choices May Dramatically Reduce Heart Attacks
- Double Mastectomies Don’t Yield Expected Results for Breast Cancer
- Conversations with Alexander Protzman (min 11:00-32:00)
- Life Skills Foundation
The transition to adulthood can be a challenging experience for anyone, regardless of personal background, socioeconomic status, gender, identity or race. It is certainly more challenging for youth who do not have the economic, familial or social supports that can assist them to overcome the many challenges on their journey to self-sufficiency and independence. LIFE Skills Foundation aims to provide a safety net and support network for transition age youth in Durham, NC, that do not have “someone” to turn to for help. - Carolina Outreach
The Carolina Outreach Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Durham, NC, whose mission is to support the families of children, adolescents, and young adults with behavioral, emotional, and mental health disabilities by providing them opportunities for personal, social, and economic advancement. - Transition & Aging Out (Youth.gov)
- Life Skills Foundation
- House Calls (min 32:00-40:00)
- My family doctor diagnosed me with kidney problems and I just started dialysis. My kidney doctor said he often takes over care for diabetes, high blood pressure and other issues. But should I continue to see my family doctor for these issues?
- I’m an 84-year-old man who lost his wife about a year ago. What advice do you have for me?
- I started having headaches years ago. An MRI showed a small aneurysm not related to my headaches. Now every time I have a headache, I’m worried my aneurysm has ruptured. I wonder if I should have had the MRI?
- My husband has high blood pressure and diabetes and is in denial. How can I get him to take care of himself and see his doctor?
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