How can I partner with Saint John.

I ordered,Carnavora..pricy

Did he get a neobladder?

Is she cancer free

thank you all for sharing your story - very well done - frank and open and informative - to be sure to help those in the future (me!)

Thank you so much for this. I have two family members (men, in their 60’s) who went through this, and this helped me understand what they went and are going through.

Wow. That's incredible. The practice of medicine is an art, as well as a science. Dedicated physicians can work wonders.

Probably could increase profits if invested more in technology which increases patient outcome with accurate tests, successful procedures, etc. which would make more happy patients making more people choose to get care at your hospital then u can increase salary for employees thus retaining the best employees.

❤Thank you for sharing your experience.❤

nepotism lol

I thoroughly enjoyed this very informative podcast with Dr. Ramin Modabber. Learning the benefits of steroids when necessary is something I was interested in, and all that can be done for orthopedic injuries is very valuable information and fascinating. I can relate to arthritis. Thank you for sharing this wonderful podcast with the best host, Kym Douglas. I appreciate you so much.

This CEO makes more than a million a year at a nonprofit hospital. More than the entire ICU medical staff. He thinks a pizza party and calling the staff hero's makes up for these sad little 1%-3% raises that don't keep up with inflation.

Dr. Comer- great video. Do you require programmatic accreditation for MHA graduates, specifically CAHME accreditation?

i am 21 and a heart patient about 6 months ago met a heart attack

Thank you for this outstanding and very inspiring episode with Dr. Nicole Weinberg regarding our cardiovascular health and the Women's Heart Center. There is so much to learn about the "house" and all that pertains to our hearts. I totally appreciate these wonderful podcasts with Kym Douglas who is the best host and the reason I watch! Thank you, St. Johns.

He is lying, they are never seen.

Hospital Employee here. CEOs make exorbitant amounts of money while cutting patient supplies out and charging THOUSANDS for medications that rake in profits. They make MILLIONS Annually. He ain't did NOTHING, WE NEVER SEE THEM

Can I get the name and address of that doctor

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My husband has bladder cancer, he's in BCG , he has too have this treatment for the rest of his life , he left it too long , they got it in time

Thank you for this very fascinating episode with Dr. Kesari. Learning the latest about targeted medicine, and personalized treatments evolving now into the future, brings so much hope. Thank you, dear Kym Douglas, for being the best host.

I have blood in my urine but I can not see it, but the people who check my urine can see the blood droplets in my blood! It that a sign of cancer?

I can see that I was fortunate with my bladder cancer. I was 29 when I was diagnosed because I started peeing blood and blood clots one night at about 11:oo pm. I called my Doctor who said to be at his office the following day, after seeing the bleeding still happening, he referred me to a urologist who did a cystoscopy and scheduled me for surgery. After the surgery, my urologist told me that they had removed a polyp which was a grade 2 cancerous polyp that had not involved the wall of my bladder. I had never realized how lucky I was that I had started bleeding so early in the growth of the tumor. I was about four years out of the Army and Viet Nam and was the youngest patient he had ever seen. I was just 29 years old at the time, I am 77 now with no recurrence.

This guy went though a huge ordeal and I wish him the best! He seems like a nice person, but he is so boring...

I'm sorry, I gotta ask... Can you please just say "fajitas".. or "tacos"? Your voice just really reminds me of family guy.. no disrespect.

Looking at when this was recorded, I found out that I had Bladder Cancer around the same time. I was told about it around 15 minutes before the surgery. Along with a couple of other things, I wish that I had seen this while I was still in the hospital, as it is very informative. I will be putting a link to this video on Tribel in the Bladder Cancer group in hopes that others will watch. Thank you.

One of the biggest causes of bladder cancer is smoking,My husband had it,luckily they found it right at the beginning,they did one lot of chemo .He was checked for two years, and the Dr, couldn’t believe it didn’t return.As ,he said in most cases it.did. We moved back to Europe, and he was fine .four years later he was diagnosed with Bowel cancer and a year and a half later he died.I do believe that it had spread he had virtually no symptoms.Just said he thought he had Hammeroiden,went to the Dr .Was sent to the hospital for a check up,and they said stage 4 Bowel cancer .We can only offer palliative treatment.

What are the symptoms of bladder cancer?

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An acquaintance got bladder cancer that was due to the radiation treatment he'd received 10 years prior for prostate cancer. No surgery yet. He's been getting immunotherapy for a year which has shrunk the main tumor way down, and greatly improved the rest of the bladder lining. His oncologist said he hadn't expected him to even survive this long, much less get back to playing golf.

I got bladder cancer at 65 years of age. I went to my doctor as I was having spotting they treated me for thinning of lining of the womb. I then twice had to rush to the toilet and there was blood in the toilet. I rang my doctor who sent me for a scan immediately they found a tumour in my bladder. I went for a further scan the tumour was in the bladder wall. I had three months of chemo a months rest then bladder removal hysterectomy and part of my vagina removed plus 25 lymph nodes. I didn’t smoke or anything else . It took me a year to recover I’m here strong and so glad to be here.

So, I'm kind of confused... Besides probs w/ his prostrate, and maybe frequent urination....what are supposed to be some of the other symptoms of bladder cancer? Does the disease manifest differently in men vs. women?

Excellent interview. Thank you!

This is another outstanding podcast! Thank you for being the best host, dear Kym Douglas, and thank you, dear Dr. Lee, for sharing your very valuable and informative knowledge as a phenomenal dermatologist. I appreciate all that you have shared that gifted us!

I am being worked up for it now,,I don't think I have it,,bit I am glad all went well for this gentleman

Thank you St. John's for sharing such outstanding podcasts. Kym Douglas is a phenomenal host, and today's topic of A Day in the Life of your CEO Michael Ricks is so wonderful and immensely informative. I appreciate all I learned from this episode and I enjoyed this very much. Thank you.

Good info. Glad this man is doing so much better. I’ve been recently diagnosed with a low grade non invasive bladder cancer. I start BCG immunotherapy in a couple of weeks. My urologist feels there is a good chance I can knock it out with these treatments. I hope so as it would be tough to go through what this gentleman did.

Thank you for this excellent and outstanding podcast, dear Kym Douglas. You bring us the best podcasts that teaches us so much. All I learned in great detail from Dr. Barbara Geiser regarding MS has been a great wealth of knowledge. Thank you. If at all possible, could Sjögren's also be considered for an upcoming episode? I appreciate you all. Thank you, St. John's.

Thank you for covering MS in such a concise and simple way. Great job! ☺️👏

1 in 4 Americans will get a stroke in their lifetime. Scary numbers let’s talk about it.

Thank you for this outstanding podcast, dear Kym Douglas, the best host, and Dr. Jason Tarpley, an excellent specialist and guest. This phenomenal episode is truly an immeasurable gift of knowledge, expertise and life saving information for us all. Thank you, St. John's.

Such important information so proud to be a part of this team.

Thank you for this outstanding and very informative podcast regarding the thyroid. I appreciate you, dear Kym Douglas, dear Dr. Lynn and dear Dr. Goldfarb, and St. John's. Excellent podcasts every week!!!

Fantastic episode!

Thank you for this excellent and very informative podcast. I appreciate all I just learned about our hearts in depth, and I will definitely work on my sleep pattern.

Thank you, dear Kym Douglas and Dr. Shah for this outstanding podcast. This topic is immensely fascinating to me. I have had my share of anesthesia throughout the years. I feel grateful to have more thorough insight. I appreciate you both.

Wow, I loved this podcast! So informative and well done by Kym. Lee's strength and courage are incredible. Dr. Lineman's care of her patients is commendable. Thank you all!

Excellent podcast with Kym Douglas. Thank you, St. John's. Learning about this topic and hearing Mr. Smith's incredible and inspiring journey, and Dr. Lineman's expertise and her passionate precise treatment is a gift to others. Thank you for sharing your story and your hearts.

I am thoroughly enjoying these outstanding and immensely informative podcasts. This podcast hosted by the best host Kym Douglas, with Dr. Kaiser and Nancy, has brought so much insight with passion to the many levels of dementia. This was so fascinating. Thank you, St. John's, for bringing such important topics front and center. I appreciate you all.

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