Conversations Between Columbia’s Doctors
Columbia endocrinologist Dr. Hyesoo Lowe hosts colleagues to discuss important medical topics. From complex subjects like bone health and pancreatic cancer to tips on how to find a competent surgeon, hear or read from leading medical specialists, in these chats.
Note: The information provided in this show is not medical advice, nor should it be taken or applied as a replacement for medical advice. Columbia, its employees, guests and affiliates assume no liability for the application of the information discussed. Always consult a board-certified M.D. before using new tools or practices of any kind.
The Conversations (By Topic)
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- Women’s Health
- Thyroid Health
- Surgery General
- Adrenal Health
- Parathyroid Health
- Pancreas Health
- Obesity & Diabetes
- Bone Health
Women’s Health
Endometriosis: a Painfully Common & Scarcely Discussed Aspect of Women’s Health | Columbia Surgery
Thyroid Health
Thyroid Awareness Month, 2022: What’s New? It’s Personal. | Columbia Surgery
Surgery General
How to Find the Right Surgeon for YOU: A Conversation with Dr. James Lee | Columbia Surgery
Adrenal Health
Adrenal Awareness 2023: Adrenal Incidentalomas | Columbia Surgery
Adrenal Awareness 2023: Today’s Adrenal Surgery Techniques (and Tomorrow’s)
When the Adrenal Gland Causes Hypertension (Adrenal Awareness Month, 2022) | Columbia Surgery
Parathyroid Health
Parathyroid Disease & Sleep Disturbance: Is There a Link? Is There a Fix? | Columbia Surgery
Pancreas Health
Treating Pancreatic Tumors: Drug Delivery Systems & Pancreatic Cancer | Columbia Surgery
New Pathways: Researching and Innovating Pancreatic Cancer Treatment | Columbia Surgery
Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, 2021: A Conversation with Dr. Michael Kluger | Columbia Surgery
Obesity & Diabetes
More than Willpower: Obesity’s Many Causes & Factors
Medical Interventions in Obesity: Devices and Medicines | Columbia University Department of Surgery
Bone Health
Thin Bones on Thin Ice: What to know about Osteoporosis this winter (and beyond) | Columbia Surgery