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How breast cancer is detected and treated; suicide prevention efforts; trying to reduce chemotherapy's side effects: Upstate Medical University's HealthLink on Air for Sunday, Feb. 9, 2020

WRVO logoUpstate breast surgery chief Ranjna Sharma, MD, provides an overview of breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. Upstate psychiatrist Seetha Ramanathan, MD, and Jay Carruthers, MD, from the state Office of Mental Health, discuss suicide prevention. Upstate scientist William Kerr, PhD, talks about research to lessen the side effects of chemotherapy.

Early detection of glaucoma is key to preserving vision

Early detection of glaucoma is key to preserving vision

Interview with Upstate ophthalmologist Preethi Ganapathy, MD, PhD

How the Upstate New York Poison Center fields more than 50,000 calls per year

How the Upstate New York Poison Center fields more than 50,000 calls per year

Interview with Lee Livermore of the Upstate New York Poison Center

Research focuses on lessening the side effects of chemotherapy

Research focuses on lessening the side effects of chemotherapy

Interview with Upstate scientist William Kerr, PhD describing the work he and...

How breast cancer is diagnosed and treated

How breast cancer is diagnosed and treated

Interview with Ranjna Sharma, MD, chief of breast surgery and medical director...

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