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  Dr. Marie Noland, a board-certified, double fellowship-trained plastic surgeon known for her empathetic approach and natural-looking results, located in Surrey, BC. again joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Plastic Surgery Information Channels. She specializes in a number of plastic surgery procedures, including breast augmentation, breast lift, abdominoplasty, and liposuction, with a philosophy rooted in helping patients feel more at home in their own body. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Marie Noland discuss the following: Can you walk us through the consultation process for fat grafting to the buttocks and hips? What types of patients tend to be the best candidates for fat grafting? Can you explain how the fat is harvested and then transferred to the buttocks and hips? How long do fat grafting results last, and will patients need a touch up down the road? What advice would you give to someone considering fat grafting as a natural alternative to implants? Dr. Marie Noland believes plastic surgery is not about changing who you are; it's about helping you feel more at home in your body. In this episode, she walks us through fat grafting to the buttocks and hips — covering who makes an ideal candidate, how fat is harvested and transferred, and what patients can expect from their results long term. She also shares her thoughts on why patients choose fat grafting over implants and the advice she gives to anyone considering this natural approach to body contouring. Website: https://marienolandmd.comProcedure Discussed Link: https://marienolandmd.com/breast/breast-augmentation  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmarienoland  CONTACT INFORMATION: Dr. Marie Noland 22190 48 Ave Suite 100, Langley, BC V3A 3N5, CanadaPhone: 1-778-726-0707 People also listened to this: The Breast Augmentation Journey with Dr. Marie Noland

  Colette Lafia, an award-winning writer, retreat leader, and spiritual director living and working in the San Francisco Bay Area joins eHealth Radio. Her new book is Leaving the Shore: Experiencing Poetry as Prayer. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Colette Lafia discuss the following: Your book is titled Leaving the Shore. What does that phrase mean to you, and how did it become the title of the book? When did you first realize that creativity was more than self-expression, that it was sacred? Was there a moment when you understood creativity as part of your spiritual calling? Many of your poems begin with very simple, everyday moments—sharing a meal, sipping your morning tea, noticing the world around you. How do those ordinary experiences become doorways to recognizing the sacred presence at the heart of our lives? How have you seen poetry become a doorway for people to discover their own spiritual experience? You draw on many older contemplative traditions, yet you’ve made them very accessible for contemporary readers. What draws you to those traditions, and what do they offer people today? You’ve been sharing your poetry in both online and in-person gatherings. What have you discovered through those experiences, and what are people taking away from them? For someone who says, “I’m not a poetry person,” how can this book still speak to them? If readers take only one thing away from Leaving the Shore, what do you hope begins to change in the way they experience their everyday lives? Colette Lafia is an award-winning writer, retreat leader, and spiritual director living and working in the San Francisco Bay Area. She has spent decades guiding individuals into deeper contemplative practice through workshops, retreats, and one-on-one spiritual direction. A former school librarian and regular presenter for Spiritual Directors International, she brings a rare blend of poetic sensibility, contemplative depth, and accessible warmth to her work. Her new book is Leaving the Shore: Experiencing Poetry as Prayer (Monkfish Book Publishing, 2025). Website: https://colettelafia.com  Social Media LinksInstagram: instagram.com/colettelafia Facebook: facebook.com/ColetteLafia  The beliefs, views, ideas, thoughts and opinions expressed on any program are those of the persons appearing on the program and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the eHealth Radio Network. People also listened to this: The Art of the Natural Lift: Modern Facelifts with Dr. Bridge

  Dr. Kevin Bridge, a double board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon based in Abilene, Texas joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Plastic Surgery Information Channels to have an honest conversation about facelifts. Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Kevin Bridge discuss the following: What defines your approach to helping someone look naturally refreshed without making it obvious they've had work done? How do you know when someone is truly ready for surgery, and what goes into your decision to treat the face as a whole instead of just focusing on one area? How do you make sure the result still looks like them while giving them the improvement they're hoping for? What does your approach to patient safety and recovery look like from start to finish? How do you set patients up for success both right after surgery and in the years that follow? Dr. Kevin Bridge is a double board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon practicing in Abilene, Texas. On tis episode we discuss how modern techniques have moved away from the pulled look of the past, what sets a natural result apart, and how he guides patients through the decision-making process from consultation to recovery. Whether you're considering surgery or simply curious about what's changed in the world of facial rejuvenation, this conversation offers a candid look behind the curtain. Website: https://www.bridgeplasticsurgery.comSocial Media Links Instagram: instagram.com/bridge.plasticsurgery  Facebook: facebook.com/kevinbridgeplasticsurgeon  People also listened to this: New Developments in Ovarian Cancer Treatments

  Dr. Alex Shneider, CEO of Curelab Oncology and the developer of Elenagen joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Cancer Information Channels to discuss this breakthrough. Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Dr. Alex Shneider discuss the following: For listeners who may not be familiar with platinum-resistant ovarian cancer, can you explain why this form of the disease is so difficult to treat and where the biggest unmet medical needs are today? Your recent clinical findings suggest that adding Elenagen to gemcitabine may significantly extend survival. What stood out most to you in the trial results, and why do you believe this combination showed promise? Elenagen is described as a DNA-based therapy targeting p62/SQSTM1. How does this approach differ from traditional chemotherapy or existing immunotherapy treatments for ovarian cancer? The study was conducted in women whose cancers had already stopped responding to platinum-based therapies. What kinds of patients could potentially benefit most from Elenagen if future trials continue to show positive results? Dr. Alex Shneider has over 25 years of biotech and entrepreneurial experience. Currently She is Senior Research Fellow of molecular biology at University of Ariel, Israel; editorial board member for journals Aging and Cell Cycle. The past achievements and activities include but are not limited to drug development from concept to market authorization, patents in all major jurisdictions, advisory role for successful exits, consulting for Fortune 100 companies, establishing and leading international R&D consortia, senior authorship in papers and books. Website: https://www.curelaboncology.comLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cure-lab People also listened to this: ER Care is Now Comes to Patient Homes for a Fraction of the Cost

  Lon Hecht, CEO of Care2U, a physician-led company that delivers hospital-level, ER-equivalent care directly to patients in their homes, and at a fraction of the cost operating across the New York metro area joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Healthcare Channels. Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Lon Hecht discuss the following: First, can you speak more about why you wanted to bring ER-level care to homes? What is the benefit of offering care directly to the patient vs. going the traditional route? What has been the most impactful part of your work since adopting your own model of ER care? Can you talk about some of the successes and why you think your approach actually works for patients? You also mention how ER care at home is offered at a fraction of the cost. Can you talk about how you made this happen, and what trends you've seen in the past that have caused healthcare pricing to increase? Are there some other reasons why patients today are moving toward the home? Beyond wanting quality care, can you talk about the mental and emotional impact of staying in the home? What's one thing you hope audiences take away from your work and your mission? What are your hopes for the future of emergency care? In general, where do you want to see the healthcare industry go in the next 10 years? Lon Hecht is a healthcare leader and strategist with more than 25 years of experience transforming how care is delivered across the continuum, from health plans and hospital systems to physician groups and post-acute providers. As Chief Executive Officer of Care2U, he leads a mission-driven organization that delivers hospital-level, high-acuity care directly into the home, helping health systems and payers manage risk, improve outcomes, and create safer, more human experiences for patients and caregivers. Before Care2U, Lon served as Senior Vice President of Growth for Optum Home & Community Care, where he was responsible for growth strategy and execution across the Full Population Management solution. In that role, he led a cross-functional sales and marketing team to expand market share, drive revenue, and strengthen customer satisfaction by aligning value-based models with the real-world needs of complex, high-risk populations. Known for making complex care models simple and compelling, Lon frequently shares his perspectives on healthcare innovation, home-based care, and the future of hospital-at-home as a podcast guest and host, translating insurance economics and clinical workflows into stories that resonate with patients, payers, and providers alike. Lon holds a degree from West Chester University of Pennsylvania and is an active advisor to early-stage healthcare companies, helping founders navigate strategy, growth, and partnerships in a rapidly evolving landscape. Website: https://www.care2u.comLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/care2uhealth People also listened to this: Botox, Fillers, and Fat Grafting: What You Need to Know with Dr. Jeannie MacDonald