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UCLA Health's Dr. Eve Glazier brings you the most current, candid, and critical conversations in medicine today. Featured by The New York Times as one of its "8 Wellness Podcasts to Add to Your Queue," Medically Speaking digs into the facts, tackles the myths, and gets real about the issues that impact patients at all stages of life. From the exam room to the boardroom, Dr. Glazier brings her expertise, leadership, curiosity, and humor straight to your ears, empowering listeners with actionable medical insights, candid patient stories, and vital discussions on the future of healthcare.
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GLP-1s: The Science and the Zeitgeist
GLP-1 medications have transformed the conversation around weight loss and diabetes, raising questions about their benefits, risks and long-term use. Dr. Eve Glazier welcomes back UCLA Health endocrinologist and Chief of Clinical Nutrition,
Integrative Oncology: Why Supportive Care Is Cancer Care
A cancer diagnosis can bring up questions that go far beyond scans, treatments and medical decisions. Dr. Eve Glazier is joined by clinical psychologists, Shannon La Cava, PsyD, and Valentina Ogaryan, PhD, from the Simms/Mann UCLA Center fo
Beyond Soreness: The Science of Recovery
Training challenges the body, but recovery is where adaptation happens. Dr. Eve Glazier talks with UCLA Health sports medicine specialist and Los Angeles Chargers team physician Joshua Goldman, MD, about what it really takes to recover, ada
Jeslyn Gorman: Cancer, Care and Finding Her Voice
When Jeslyn Gorman, a professional vocalist who has performed with some of the music industry's biggest artists, was diagnosed with breast cancer, she faced not only treatment, but also decisions about fertility, work and the future she was
GERD Without the Guesswork
Acid reflux is common, but finding lasting relief isn't always simple. Dr. Eve Glazier is joined by UCLA Health gastroenterologist Kevin Ghassemi, MD, to explain what may be behind reflux symptoms and how to manage them. From food triggers
Sepsis: When an Infection Becomes an Emergency
Sepsis can begin with an ordinary infection, and the earliest signs aren't always obvious. Dr. Eve Glazier sits down with UCLA Health hospitalist Russell Kerbel, MD, to explain what happens when the body's response to infection begins to af
What Matters: Aligning Care With Life Goals
Healthy aging starts with understanding what matters most. In the first episode of our Five Ms of Geriatrics series, Dr. Eve Glazier is joined by Meena Makhijani, DO, and Junun Bae, DO, UCLA Health geriatricians, to explore how a person's v
Your Bones for Life: What Everyone Needs to Know About Bone Health
Bone health is a lifelong process, but changes in bone density often happen without symptoms. In this episode, Dr. Eve Glazier talks with UCLA Health endocrinologists Julie Bernthal, MD, and Albert Shieh, MD, about how our bones change over
A Life in Medicine: Lessons on Aging and Connection
In this reflective conversation, Dr. Eve Glazier sits down with David Reuben, MD, a nationally recognized leader in geriatric medicine and one of her longtime mentors, to explore what a lifetime of caring for older adults can teach us about
East-West Medicine: Expanding the Toolkit for Better Health
What if better health is not about finding one more treatment, but expanding the ways we approach healing? Dr. Eve Glazier welcomes Katie Hu, MD, UCLA Health family medicine physician and integrative medicine specialist at the UCLA Center f
Integrative Rheumatology: Navigating Inflammation and the Art of Whole-Person Care
When symptoms like fatigue, pain, stiffness and brain fog do not come with clear answers, finding the right path forward can be challenging. Dr. Eve Glazier is joined by Mihaela Taylor, MD, UCLA Health integrative rheumatologist, to discuss
The Human Side of Artificial Intelligence in Health Care
Artificial intelligence is already transforming health care, but the human connection remains at the heart of medicine. Dr. Eve Glazier sits down with Paul Lukac, MD, UCLA Health Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer, to explore how AI is a
Not Just Plumbing: Blood Flow, Healing and the Vascular Surgeon
We often think about the heart, lungs, brain and other organs individually, but they're all connected by a network of blood vessels that keeps your body functioning every day. In this episode, Dr. Eve Glazier welcomes UCLA Health vascular s
The Patient Playbook: Preparing for Your Next Doctor's Visit
Have you ever left a doctor's appointment wishing you asked one more question or wondering exactly what to do next? In this episode, Dr. Eve Glazier is joined by Shaun Sekhon, chief cardiology fellow at UCLA Health, to share tips that can h
Beyond the Tumor: What You Can Do During and After Cancer Treatment
What role do nutrition, exercise, sleep and stress management play during and after cancer treatment? In part two, Dr. Eve Glazier continues the conversation with UCLA Health radiation oncologist and lifestyle medicine physician Dr. Roy Von
Beyond the Tumor: Whole-Person Cancer Care
A cancer diagnosis affects far more than the body. In part one, Dr. Eve Glazier sits down with UCLA Health radiation oncologist, lifestyle medicine physician and actor Dr. Roy Vongtama to explore what it means to care for the whole person.
Choosing the Right Contraception
Finding the right contraception is not about choosing the "best" option. It is about choosing what is right for you. Dr. Eve Glazier welcomes back UCLA Health OB-GYN Mya Zapata, MD, for a practical conversation about how to choose contracep
With You the Whole Time: What to Know About Anesthesia
For many people, anesthesia can feel more intimidating than the procedure itself. Dr. Eve Glazier sits down with J. Prince Neelankavil, MD, an anesthesiologist at UCLA Health, to demystify what happens before, during and after surgery. They
The Power of Being Present: A Look at Hospital Chaplaincy
Hospital chaplains are often called during life's most difficult moments, but what exactly do they do? Dr. Eve Glazier speaks with Keith Wakefield, a hospital chaplain and manager of the Clinical Pastoral Education Program at UCLA Health, a
Expanding How We Heal: Ketamine, MDMA and Psilocybin
Ketamine, MDMA and psilocybin are generating growing interest in psychiatry, particularly for people who continue to struggle despite traditional treatments. Dr. Eve Glazier sits down with Jessica Jeffrey, MD, psychiatrist at the UCLA Semel
What Men Google at 2 am
In part two of this men's health series, Dr. Eve Glazier and Jesse Mills, MD, health sciences clinical professor of urology and director of the Men's Health Clinic at UCLA Health, tackle some of the most common questions men may be hesitant
Men's Health Beyond the Bedroom
In part one of this men's health series, Dr. Eve Glazier and Jesse Mills, MD, health sciences clinical professor of urology and director of the Men's Health Clinic at UCLA Health, examine how symptoms such as erectile dysfunction can offer
Aging is a Privilege: A New Perspective on Geriatric Care
Aging is inevitable, but what does it mean to age well? Dr. Eve Glazier speaks with Meena Makhijani, DO, a geriatrician at UCLA Health, about approaching aging with dignity, purpose and individualized care. They unpack what sets geriatric m
Gut Health Explained: What to Eat and What to Avoid
In part two of this gut health series, Dr. Eve Glazier returns with UCLA Health gastroenterologist and clinical chief, Lynn Connolly, MD, to focus on practical, evidence-based ways to support digestive health. Dr. Connolly explains the ever
Gut Health Explained: What Your Microbiome Actually Does
What does "gut health" actually mean and how much of the advice online is backed by science? In part one of this gut health series, Dr. Eve Glazier sits down with Lynn Connolly, MD, gastroenterologist and clinical chief at UCLA Health, to b
Women's Health Across Generations: From Periods to Menopause
What if women's health weren't taught in separate stages, but as one lifelong journey? Dr. Eve Glazier welcomes back OB-GYN Rajita Patil, MD, alongside her daughter, Beyla Patil, host of the podcast Sexplained, for a multigenerational conve
Heart Health & Exercise: What Sports Cardiology Can Teach Us
Dr. Eve Glazier talks with Ali Nsair, MD, director of the Heart Transplantation and Mechanical Circulatory Support Program and the UCLA Sports Cardiology program at UCLA Health, about what your heart is actually doing during exercise and re
Maternal Sepsis: From First Symptoms to Life-Saving Care
Maternal sepsis is a leading cause of maternal morbidity and mortality worldwide, and when it occurs, it can escalate quickly and become life-threatening. The challenge? Early symptoms are often subtle, easy to miss, or mistaken for normal
Sexual Assault Care: What to Expect and What to Know
In this episode, Dr. Eve Glazier is joined by nurse practitioners Elizabeth "Tish" Tighe and Amarra McHale from the Rape Treatment Center at UCLA Santa Monica Medical Center to walk through what really happens when someone comes in — from t
Hidden Heart Disease in South Asians: Understanding Risk
South Asians face a significantly higher risk of heart disease – often developing it 10 to 15 years earlier than other populations, and sometimes without clear warning signs. In this bonus episode, Dr. Eve Glazier sits down with interventio
