Your Health

Dr. Brian McDonough breaks down the rise of anxiety among individuals across the United Sates ever since the pandemic began

A new year brings a new approach to your health.

Dr. Brian McDonough shares information about how pregnancies can be impacted before and during pregnancy. 

Dr. Brian McDonough talks about the ways that those can prevent and help to treat pancreatic cancer. 

Dr. Brian McDonough discusses whether it is worth it to attend a major New Years Celebration this year, considering the rise in seasonal viruses. 

On this episode of Your Health, Dr. Brian McDonough discusses child safety during the holidays, specifically when it comes to child proofing homes and driving safely. 

It is important to recognize the symptoms of ADHD within adults and get them properly diagnosed. 

Waiting in the doctor's office can be anxiety inducing so here are some solutions to quit the waiting.  

Information provided by technology may have missed the ball, especially during covid. Dr. Brian Mcdonough explains. 

Christmas may seem perfect in the movies, but the reality is that nothing is perfect. Dr. Brian Mcdonough reminds people not to stress themselves. 

Studies show that the pandemic took a negative toll on the population when it came to depression and anxiety.  Dr. Brian McDonough discusses the science behind these numbers, and why children have bared the brunt. 

Organizations are looking at ways to recruit providers that are Spanish speaking so that they may get the best care.   

Do you have Celiac disease? Listen to this weeks episode of Your Health to find out more about the disease and the symptoms.

Cognitive decline could be caused from much more then just alzheimers- even something as simple as changing your diet and lifestyle can keep your mind sharp well into its later years. Dr. Brian Mcdonough Explains. 

Vaccines don't stop the flu or covid, just limit exposure. Dr. Brian Mcdonough will advise you on the proper tools to help fight either the flu or covid. 

The flu, COVID-19 and RSV are hitting NYC. Hear how you can tell the difference and how to prevent it with Dr. Brian McDonough.

Advice over online portals or over the phone, "telehealth" has increased, but it isn't always recommended for every medical situation. Dr. Brian Mcdonough explains. 

Disaster plans have been apart of American life since WW2, and Dr. Brian Mcdonough says you should have yours ready in caser of emergency. 

There's new information on good cholesterol's relation to heart attack prevention. Dr. Brian McDonough breaks down how a new study could affect you.

Don't let severe pain, cramps, or spasms keep you from getting a good night's sleep.