DHR Health Launches “DHR Health Talks” Podcast

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PODCAST LAUNCH: DHR Health is pleased to announce the launch of "DHR Health Talks," a new podcast series designed to connect Rio Grande Valley residents with trusted physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals who share valuable health information. Pictured is longtime family medicine physician, Dr. Dan Guerra (left) who serves as host of the podcast series. He is interviewing Dr. Sridhar Allam, medical director of DHR Health’s transplant institute, which is the only transplant program available in the RGV. DHR Health Talks can be found at on YouTube, searching “DHR Health Talks.” Image Courtesy of DHR Health
PODCAST LAUNCH: DHR Health is pleased to announce the launch of “DHR Health Talks,” a new podcast series designed to connect Rio Grande Valley residents with trusted physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals who share valuable health information. Pictured is longtime family medicine physician, Dr. Dan Guerra (left) who serves as host of the podcast series. He is interviewing Dr. Sridhar Allam, medical director of DHR Health’s transplant institute, which is the only transplant program available in the RGV. DHR Health Talks can be found at on YouTube, searching “DHR Health Talks.” Image Courtesy of DHR Health
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RIO GRANDE VALLEY, Texas – DHR Health is pleased to announce the launch of DHR Health Talks, a new podcast series designed to connect all Rio Grande Valley residents with trusted DHR Health physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals who provide listeners with valuable information on a variety of health-related topics. You can start listening to a podcast segment of your choice by going to YouTube and searching for “DHR Health Talks.”

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Each podcast is hosted by family medicine physician, Dr. Dan Guerra, who has over 40 years of experience in the medical field. He interviews each guest about their area of medical expertise so that audiences of all ages can learn and understand the medical services and resources that are available to them at DHR Health.

“Our goal of this podcast is to bring our medical professionals to the community through an accessible format, such as this podcast, so they can help individuals learn more about their health and medical services that are available to them,” said Marissa Castaneda, senior executive vice president from DHR Health.

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Topics of the DHR Health Talks podcast series include discussions covering available treatments, preventive care and healthcare resources serving communities throughout the Rio Grande Valley.

Currently, topics that are available are: Kidney Transplant: Organ Donation & Life After Transplant, Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease, Services Offered at DHR Health Women’s Hospital, Colorectal Cancer: Signs, Risk Factors & When to Get Screened, Understanding Epilepsy and Seizure Care, Renal Denervation and more.

New episodes will continue to be available throughout the year. Listen to these podcasts in the comfort of your home or at the office.

Individuals can also follow DHR Health social media platforms on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn for the latest information on medical services and procedures being offered at DHR Health.

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Take a minute to follow DHR Health social media channels and search on YouTube for DHR Health Talks to watch informative podcast episodes.

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