KTBS: HealthLine 3
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KTBS provides local experts to answer your health questions. Get information on a wide range of medical topics with each episode.
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Dr. Christopher Shelby and Dr. Wyche Coleman, the Cataract Surgeons at Willis Knighton Eye Institute, join Healthline 3 to discuss cataract and glaucoma symptoms and treatment options.
Dr. Katherine Kennedy, Psychiatrist with Brentwood Hospital of Shreveport, joins Healthline 3 to discuss services offered by Brentwood Hospital and how to identify signs of mental health disorders.
Jennifer Hable and Nicole Ortiz, Total Joint Coordinators with Willis-Knighton Health, join Healthline 3 to discuss how they work with patients to ensure they are prepared for joint replacement surgery. They also help design and implement an individualized post-surgery plan to help the patient regain mobility.
Dr. James Barnes, bariatric and general surgeon with Highland Clinic, joins Healthline 3 to discuss different options for assisted weight loss including GLP-1 medications and bariatric surgery.
Dr. Stavan Patell, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon with WK Health, joins Healthline 3 to discuss surgical options available to those suffering from obstructive sleep apnea.
Irina Haas-Ghattas and Catherine Rogers Schaefer of Shed It! Weight Loss and Wellness – along with Tess Lopez of Prep Cakes Bakery – join Healthline 3 to discuss how to enjoy Mardi Gras without gaining weight. Haas-Ghattas and Schaefer explain how GLP-1 drugs discourage overeating and Lopez talks about making tasty and healthier Mardi Gras desserts.
Irina Haas-Ghattas and Catherine Schaefer, PA-C, from Shed It Weight Loss and Wellness, share practical strategies for staying healthy during the holidays and carrying momentum into the new year. They discuss how weight-loss injections, realistic lifestyle changes, and ongoing support can help people reach and maintain their wellness goals.
Physiatrists Dr. Katharine Balbuena and Dr. Wade Wyckoff from the Willis-Knighton Rehabilitation Institute discuss the vital role of inpatient rehabilitation in helping patients regain independence. They break down what makes their program unique, how structured therapy accelerates recovery, and what families should know about healing after hip fractures and strokes.
Dr. James Barnes, bariatric surgeon at Highland Clinic, discusses the journey of medical and surgical weight loss—and how patients can stay on track during the holiday season. Dr. Barnes breaks down realistic expectations, mindful eating strategies, and the importance of emotional support after bariatric surgery. Whether you're considering weight-loss options or navigating life post-surgery, this episode offers practical, encouraging advice for long-term success.
Dr. Syed Mehmood of Red River Cardiovascular Surgery discusses the latest advances in minimally invasive heart repair, including innovative approaches to heart valve procedures, CABG (coronary artery bypass grafting), and other life-saving cardiac interventions. Dr. Mehmood explains how smaller incisions, faster recovery times, and leading-edge technologies are transforming patient outcomes and expanding options for those once considered too high-risk for traditional surgery.
Dr. Tharwat Ghattas, oncologist with Ghattas Oncology by Highland Clinic, shines light on Lung Cancer Awareness Month. Dr. Ghattas discusses the latest in screening, early detection, risk factors, and breakthroughs in treatment. He also shares practical guidance on prevention and how patients and families can navigate a lung cancer diagnosis with confidence and hope.
Dr. Wyche T. Coleman III, cataract surgeon at the Willis-Knighton Eye Institute, breaks down everything patients should know after cataract surgery. Dr. Coleman explains what to expect in the first hours and days post-procedure, how to care for your eyes, which symptoms require attention, and the steps that help ensure the best vision outcome.
Dr. Christopher Shelby and Dr. Kelli Coleman, ophthalmologists specializing in cataract and refractive surgery. Dr. Coleman, also a cornea specialist, shares insight into advanced treatments for corneal disease, including cornea transplants. Together, they discuss today’s most innovative surgical options, what patients can expect during recovery, and how modern eye surgery is helping people achieve clearer vision than ever before.
Join Dr. Karen Berken, OB-GYN with Willis-Knighton Women’s Health Associates, as she discusses innovations in women’s reproductive health. She explains hysteroscopic uterine surgery, cervical procedures, and the importance of HPV and Pap screenings for early detection and prevention. A must-listen for anyone interested in women’s health and wellness.
The holiday season can challenge even the best wellness intentions. Irina Haas Ghattas, CEO and Co-Owner of Shed It, and Catherine Schaefer, Physician Assistant with Shed It, discuss effective strategies for maintaining weight loss and wellness goals during the holidays. They also share a healthier pecan pie recipe, offering a balanced approach to enjoying seasonal traditions.
Join Jarrod Mitchell, Cardiac Rehab Coordinator with Willis Knighton, and Dr. Robert Martin, Cardiologist at Willis Knighton Health, as they discuss how cardiac rehab and tobacco treatment services help patients rebuild strength, protect their hearts, and live healthier, longer lives.
Bariatric surgeon Dr. James Barnes joins Healthline 3 to discuss today’s most effective weight loss options, from breakthrough medical injections to transformative surgeries like the gastric bypass and sleeve gastrectomy. He breaks down how these treatments work, who they help most, and how patients achieve lasting success.
Dr. Milan Mody, orthopedic spine surgeon with Willis Knighton Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine Pierremont, shares tips to prevent holiday decorating injuries like lifting safely, using ladders properly, and knowing when to seek medical care.
Over 45 million Americans over the age of 12 struggled with substance abuse in 2024. Megan Zarucha, a licensed clinical social worker with Brentwood Hospital, talks about substance abuse warning signs, how to recognize them in a loved one, when and how to intervene, and programs (inpatient and outpatient) offered at Brentwood to help people detox.
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