CONTACT: Rachel Ford rford.specialguests@gmail.com or Jerry McGlothlin 919-437-0001 We are faced with lots of new questions as the COVID pandemic continues: Back to school? Wear a mask? Virus Mutations? Cases Skyrocketing? Can you give us a big picture of where we are in the pandemic? The wave is progressing from the epicenter (NYC) out into the rest of the US. In my opinion this is not a Second Wave or a mutated virus but a … Read more
Guest: John Newell via Phone, Skype, or Zoom Intro: John Newell is a retired designer for high-end department stores who spent his free time during his career, conducting a free-form style of medical research to save his own life from recurrent, life-threatening respiratory diseases. In 1978 after deciding to take responsibility for his own health and using the same meticulous attention to detail required in the architectural field, John embarked on a medical journey of … Read more
Interview #1 Medical Futurist Dr. Dan O’Brien MD by Skype/Zoom/phone Intro: When did the COVID-19 outbreak first occur? Both China and the World Health Organization claim it was in late December 2019. But new satellite images show a significant difference in cars parked in Wuhan hospital parking lots in 2019 than 2018. What’s more, the satellite images show a spike in the number of cars parked in Wuhan hospital parking lots in October of 2019. … Read more
Hosted by World’s #1 Medical Futurist, Dr. Dan O’Brien MD Dr. Dan available by Skype or Zoom or phone The #1 medical futurist in the world, Dr. Dan O’Brien MD, is launching a radio talk show on the New Era in healthcare on Monday, June 8th at 10:00 pm Eastern Time. The name of the new show is Dr. Dan Medical Futurist Show. Dr. Dan and his guests will discuss telemedicine, Artificial Intelligence and … Read more
Futurist Dr. Dan O’Brien MD via Zoom/Skype/Phone/St. Louis/CT Intro: Dr. Dan O’Brien, MD, a medical futurist, joins us to discuss the future of medicine, including new 3-D printing technology that can actually make ventilators and masks on the spot, with no need to order and wait for shipments. Q&A: Dr. Dan question- In the future, how can this new 3D printing healthcare technology help with COVID-19? Dr. answer: Yes, in the future 3D … Read more
Dr. Dan O’Brien MD avails via Zoom/Skype/Phone/St. Louis/CT Intro: President Trump just stunned the world by admitting to taking the controversial anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine as a preventative measure against getting COVID-19. Is this a wise or foolish choice? Helping us answer this question is Dr. Dan O’Brien, MD. Q&A: Dr. Dan question #1: Do you believe that President Trump taking hydroxychloroquine the risks out weight the benefits? Dr. Dan answer: Yes, according to the … Read more
Dr. Dan O’Brien MD via Zoom/Skype/Phone from St. Louis/CT Intro: We’re hearing more in the news about we have ‘flattened the curve’ in the coronavirus pandemic. And since coronaviruses don’t thrive in warm, moist weather with lots of sunshine packed with germ-killing Ultraviolet Radiation, it’s quite possible that soon the bulk of this COVID-19 Pandemic will be behind us. But before we all exhale without masks, what is the possibility of a 2nd coronavirus wave? … Read more
Not Just Big Cities but in Middle America, USA May is Mental Health Awareness Month Dr. Dan O’Brien MD via Zoom/Skype/Phone from St. Louis/CT Intro: We’ve all heard at before, once, if not dozens of times in a myriad of levels of severity, for skinned knees to major surgery. Mom says, “Come to mommy; let me kiss it and you’ll free better. Dad says, “Put a bandage on it, while never breaking stride from reading … Read more
Across America people’s lives have been completely upended — the majority of them living in places with some form of restricted movement or lockdown. Depression and Anxiety are major issues impacting girls under ‘normal’ circumstances. Dealing with a national shutdown and fears over a new Pandemic has surely only exacerbated the situation. May is Mental Health Awareness Month and American Heritage Girls is doing their part to help girls and young women cope with emotional … Read more
There is a lot of talk about patients catching COVID-19 from other patients in doctors’ offices and hospitals, but what about patients catching a coronavirus from doctors or nurses? What will the “new normal in healthcare” likely be in to ensure that healthcare workers will not be carriers of pathogens themselves? Joining us in this discussion is medical futurist Dr. Dan O’Brien MD. Q&A: Dr. Dan question #1: What future new technological safety measures should … Read more
Sorry, but Newsweek Magazine says Dr. Fauci may be Responsible for the Start of the COVID-19 Pandemic! Intro: Had this news been broken by anyone other than a decades-old well-trusted news magazine like Newsweek, this next story might be relegated in the circular bin, labeled fake news. But Newsweek has just reported that none other than Dr. Anthony Fauci from the National Institute for Allergy and Infections disease actually supported the Wuhan China lab with … Read more
Dr. Mark Bruce available by Zoom/Skype/Central Time from Milwaukee The New York Post recently report the suicide death of a prominent NYC emergency medicine physician, who had been on the front lines of battling the COVID-19 pandemic https://nypost.com/2020/04/27/manhattan-er-doc-lorna-breen-commits-suicide-shaken-by-coronavirus/ . Healthcare workers have a high risk of suicide in their baseline practices; this and other mental health issues are significantly amplified when the stress of the duty is increased. Our current pandemic is demonstrating this unfortunate … Read more
Interview Guest John Neister of Far-UV Sterilray via Skype or Zoom Guest in Somersworth, New Hampshire in Eastern Time (April 24, 2020)— President Trump demonstrated his newfound fascination with UV light during his COVID-19 briefing Thursday, multiple times talking about the UV light of the sun being able to cut down COVID-19 pathogen killing time from hours to just a minute. But all UV light is not created equal and the most beneficial UV light … Read more
Dan O’Brien, MD via phone, Zoom or Skype from St. Louis Intro: Dr. Dan question: Do you find that the recent advances on at home diagnostic testing is a viable option to screen for COVID-19 in the future? Dr. Dan answer: We have seen tremendous progress in preventative health the past decade, and now we are seeing even more advances in the diagnostic space. We need to ensure this at home testing kit is … Read more
Dan O’Brien, MD via phone, Zoom or Skype from St. Louis Every day it seems we hear an even more dire aspect of the ‘new normal’ in the coronavirus pandemic. But what is the future of diagnostic testing and potential cures for COVID-19? Joining us in this discussion is Dr. Dan MD. Q&A: Dr. Dan question: What are your thoughts regarding the importance of diagnostic testing? Dr. Dan answer: It is important to have reliable, … Read more
Dan O’Brien, MD via phone, Zoom or Skype from St. Louis Intro: With social distancing being the byword of the day, people try to avoid lobbies, waiting rooms and any close quarters. But what happens if you are sick and need to go to the doctor? Is there a better way to stay well? Joining us in this discussion is Dr. Dan MD. Q&A: Dr. Dan question: Is healthcare going to change in the a … Read more
Public Health and Sports Dan O’Brien, MD via phone, Zoom or Skype from St. Louis Intro: Will sports ever return to where they were in their pre-Coronavirus heyday? Is there a reasonable public health plan in place to bringing back sports, along with safety for participants, safety for spectators, and some sort of economic recovery on professional sports franchises? Joining us in this discussion is Dr. Dan MD. Q&A: Dr. Dan question: What are your … Read more
Dan O’Brien, MD via phone, Zoom or Skype from St. Louis Intro: We are seeing a rise in COVID-19 in smokers, as well as opioid users. There has been an increase in substance abuse because of the stress of the COVID-19 pandemic so it is becoming a vicious cycle of worry, abuse and infection. Joining us in this discussion is medical futurist Dr. Dan O’Brien. Dr Dan question: Are smokers really at more risk of … Read more
Dr. Mark Bruce is available via Zoom, Skype or phone from Milwaukee Intro: Have you ever wondered why people shake hands upon greeting each other? The custom began thousands of years ago to show others you were not carrying a weapon. But today, many of us may be carrying invisible weapons called viruses or other pathogens, so why the compulsion to connect hands? Here to discuss this customary practice is Dr. Mark Bruce, an emergency … Read more
Our guest is Dr. Chuck Page, a Texas surgeon (Central Time) via skype or Zoom Q&A: Doctor, what is your assessment of where we are now with the COVID 19 pandemic in the US? The ripples are spreading. Three days ago, I saw the first refrigerator truck was parked in front of our local hospital. The wave of sick people is coming. A disproportionate number of health care providers are contracting the virus. In Italy, … Read more
Interview Guest Eddie Fatakhov MD from Atlanta Remote interview with Physician demonstrating “Far UV Light” that kills COVID-19 Coronavirus from Atlanta via Skype or Facetime or Zoom ATLANTA (April 6, 2020)— WHO: Eddie Fatakhov, M.D, a Board-Certified Internist from Atlanta who is on the front line in the expected escalation of the COVID-19 Coronavirus WHAT: Is conducting one-on-one remote interviews by Zoom, Skype, and phone. WHEN: April 6-8, 2020 WHERE: From the Center for Internal … Read more
There’s a new term being heard in medical circles that is becoming the new normal in the coronavirus era: TeleMedicine and it’s on the rise. Joining us in this the discussion of this rising trend is Dr. Dan O’Brien. Welcome Dr. Dan. Q&A: Dr. Dan question: What new healthcare technologies do you see being used in the future because of the COVID-19 outbreak? Dr. Dan answer: The use of telemedicine is important as ever during … Read more
ATLANTA (April 2, 2020)— WHO: Eddie Fatakhov, M.D, a Board-Certified Internist from Atlanta who is on the front line in the expected escalation of the COVID-19 Coronavirus WHAT: Is conducting a week-long series of remote news conferences (by Zoom, Skype, and phone), as well as conducting radio and television talk show interviews WHEN: April 2-9, 2020 WHERE: At the Center for Internal & Integrative Medicine, 401 S. Main St., Suite B-3, Alpharetta, GA 30009 WHY: … Read more
By Eddie Fatakhov M.D., M.B.A. While the United States experienced the H1N1 Swine Flu pandemic in 2009, the toll it took on everyday life was not as severe as what has been occurring with COVID-19. Quarantines were not enforced; social distancing was not stressed, and the normal functioning of families was not as severe. COVID-19 has proven to be highly contagious and the only current solution to limit spreading is to stay home until we … Read more
40% of world’s new COVID-19 cases came from the United States! But There’s Hope in “Herd-Immunity” Guest in Central Time from Milwaukee Host’s Intro: The Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic continues to escalate around the world. Dr. Margaret Harris, a spokesperson for the World Health Organization, told reporters on Tuesday, March 24, 2020, that 40 percent of new cases were from the United States. Does that correlate with your on-the-ground perspective as a doctor? Q&A: ANSWER: It … Read more
A physician chimes in on why many people are taking the Pandemic seriously. With the death toll now doubling in the US and the number of cases of COVID 19 escalating, there are some individuals who are acting like nothing is happening. Surgeon General, Jerome Adams notes that there are still individuals who are in a la-la land of denial. Q: Doctor, help us distinguish between the hype and reality? How bad are things going … Read more
For 34 years, Peter Rosenberger has cared for his wife Gracie through the aftermath of her car accident that’s led to 80+ surgeries, multiple amputations, pulmonary emboli, and numerous infections. Now, the author and radio host of HOPE FOR THE CAREGIVER heard nationally on 180 stations and Sirius XM is quarantined with his wife as she battles the Corona Virus. How is your wife doing? She is recovering. She doesn’t feel great, but she’s endured … Read more
In a resilient country that has weathered the dual scourges of frequent wars and rampant terrorism, Israelis are now in lockdown mode. Even in Jerusalem, with Israelis only permitted to leave homes for essential needs, the normally bustling capital city has been turned into a virtual ghost town. Here to explain how the embattled nation is meeting the Corona challenge is David Rubin, the former Mayor of Shiloh, Israel and the author of “Trump and … Read more
With the fast-spreading coronavirus pandemic, the sometimes can be a long wait to see a physician, so for the benefit of those in our audience, we found a physician who makes house calls, to Talk Shows like ours. Joining us with some helpful tips on surviving the coronavirus is surgeon Charles Page, MD. Q&A: Q1): As a surgeon, you are no strangers to hospitals. With the rapid escalation of the coronavirus, what can you tell … Read more
Intro: Researchers at Columbia University Over the past few years we’ve developed a promising technique to prevent the airborne transmission of viruses like influenza virus, which we would expect to be effective for coronavirus too. In short, the idea is to use the power of light. Here’s how it works: It’s well known that conventional germicidal ultraviolet (UV) light reduces the person-to-person transmission of viruses through the air, by killing the viruses while they are in … Read more
Guest: Peter Rosenberger from Bozeman, Montana (Mountain Time) We’ve all seen Amazon boom with the advent of online shopping. Next, we saw Uber ride the wave of the new app-driven gig taxi parade. Now the law of unintended consequences from the coronavirus is now kicking off the largest untapped growth sector for future entrepreneurs. Family Caregivers, working from home with one hand on their keyboards and the other hand on a thermometer. And with the … Read more
One BILLION Common Colds (Rhinoviruses) are Caught Each Year Now 46% of Americans are Projected to Catch the Corona virus So, you thought the Coronavirus was bad with the latest projections estimating 46% of Americans will catch it? Well, that’s nothing compared to this other plague. Medical experts now say virtually 100%–that’s right—100% of Americans will catch the extremely contagious Rhinovirus. And just what is the Rhinovirus? The common cold. Yes, the common cold, and … Read more
NOTE: Juanita would like to share that in Taiwan where Juanita lives as an U.S. Ex Pat, they caught the coronavirus early and give 2 masks to each resident every week. And if anyone tries to enter a grocery store without a mask, they turn them away. We should be doing similar things here. DEMOS of JUANITA INGRAM SPEAKING: Juanita Speaks on Female Solidarity: https://www.facebook.com/1717922998513690/videos/240156350479976/ “Where in the World is Juanita Ingram” episode from a … Read more
Researchers at Columbia University Over the past few years we’ve developed a promising technique to prevent the airborne transmission of viruses like influenza virus, which we would expect to be effective for coronavirus too. In short, the idea is to use the power of light. Here’s how it works: It’s well known that conventional germicidal ultraviolet (UV) light reduces the person-to-person transmission of viruses through the air, by killing the viruses while they are in the … Read more
COVID-19: Upgraded by WHO from Epidemic to Pandemic Interview opportunities with Coronavirus authority Mark Bruce, D.O. Tests indicate the COVID-19 Coronavirus can survive in the air for three hours and on surfaces for three days! Those are the bombshell results from a study from Princeton University study, UCLA and the National Institutes of Health. Their test results conclude there is no need for direct human contact. All a person as to do is breathe the … Read more
With mounting concerns over the Coronavirus, one of the most dreaded destinations on earth is working out at the local fitness center, replete with heavy breathing and perspiration. But what’s the alternative, becoming a self-quarantined couch potato? Dr. Eddie Fatakhov, a physician in Atlanta, thinks not, and has created what he considers the ideal destination spot for fitness-minded individuals who want to limit their exposure to germs. He calls it his Emsculpting Sanctuary. Patients are … Read more
Interview opportunities with Mark Bruce, M.D. Is the world over-reacting, or under-reacting to the Covid-19 viral Coronavirus outbreak? We are joined by Dr. Mark Bruce, an Emergency Room Physician who is on the front line in the expected escalation of the novel coronavirus to put the outbreak in perspective. Q&A: Is this whole think overblown or are we looking at an epidemic or pandemic? ANSWER: It is not unreasonable to call COVID-19 an epidemic which … Read more
Short of living on a giant petri dish, you’d be hard pressed to find a more ideal environment for the spread of germs than in a pressurized airline cabin that hauls thousands of passengers each day. If Covid-19 evolves into a more aggressive virus, suddenly the airlines and the airports become a health hazard. They elevate community spread. Industry fails. Once the airlines are grounded, all modes of public transportation will be shut down. The … Read more
Talking Points: 1. The importance of the inflammation as a potential cause of the coronavirus. 2. How does a child vs adult immune system differ? 3. How can we protect our children from getting the coronavirus? Dr. Dan answer: The data so far shows children have not been hit has hard by the virus so far. Unlike the H1N1 outbreak that significantly impacted children that has not been the case with coronavirus. This is not … Read more
Short of living on a giant petri dish, you’ve be hard pressed to find a more ideal environment for the spread of germs than a pressurized airline cabin that hauls thousands of passengers each day. Knowing that the COVID-19 Coronavirus is highly contagious under normal circumstances, it may be virtually impossible for it NOT to spread on an airplane if one or more people have that virus. Currently, the novel coronavirus is exhibiting a low … Read more
“I’m not a scientist, but I feel very comfortable discussing all things Israel!” –David Rubin, former mayor of Shiloh, Israel Every day we see news of new actions taken by leaders of nations to contain the COVID-19 Coronavirus. But every day we see that new reports of accelerating spread of that the disease.Included in the fight to stop the spread of this contagion is the nation of Israel. Q&A: Why is Israel at a serious disadvantage … Read more
Guest: Peter Rosenberger (in Mountain Time) One of the largest sectors in American culture is Family Caregivers. There are currently an estimated 65 Million Americans are Currently Family Caregivers. But that number is undoubtedly ready to soar because at the Rate the Coronavirus is Spreading, virtually 100% of us may become Caregivers sometime this year. Joining us is Peter Rosenberger, the leading authority on family caregiving in the United States and author of the book … Read more
In 2016, Marilyn Hickey is one of the only people in the history of the world to have preached to a standing audience of more than ONE MILLION people! Remarkably, the venue was in heavily Muslim Karachi, Pakistan. Marilyn was recently honored by the President of Pakistan and the Pakistan Grand Imam to receive the International Lifetime Peace Award. But what might be riskier than a Christian speaking to one million Muslims? A tour scheduled … Read more
Israeli scientists say that they expect to have a Coronavirus Vaccine in just a few weeks. This is great news, especially since some health forecasters predict 60% of the world population will contract that virus that is at least 1% lethal, meaning about 50 million deaths, rivaling the 1918 outbreak of Spanish Flu. Yet, despite this potential breakthrough, the silence is deafening from Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, and other leftists calling for the boycott of … Read more
Interview opportunities with Mark Bruce, M.D. Has the world over-reacted, or under-reacted to the Covid-19 viral Coronavirus outbreak? We are joined by Dr. Mark Bruce, an Emergency Room Physician who is on the front line in the expected escalation of the novel coronavirus to put the outbreak in perspective. Q&A: Is this whole think overblown or are we looking at an epidemic or pandemic? Answer: It is not unreasonable to call COVID-19 an epidemic which … Read more
Due to insufficient preparedness and infrastructure in healthcare, our communities may continue to see the spread of more global diseases including the Coronavirus COVID-19. But with greater awareness, prevention, and treatment options we can prevent the spread of diseases like Coronaviruses and improve outcomes so healthcare providers can provide more informed decisions to help their patients. Discussing this matter is Dr. Dan O’Brien, a physician with and Chief Medical Director of multiple medical start-ups. Q&A: … Read more
What if we could know that ourselves or our loved ones were at risk for one of the most devastating diseases of our time up to five years sooner? What there was a way to detect breast cancer five years before lumps ever appear? Researchers at the University of Nottingham say they are doing just that. The test, which identifies the body’s immune response to proteins produced by cancer cells, could be available in four … Read more
