Louis J. Papa M.D., FACP
Louis J. Papa M.D., FACP is a primary care physician and has been a popular regular panelist with the series since the beginning.
African-American men have the highest rates of lung cancer in the U.S. Why does race effect lung cancer outcomes?
Dr. Alex Krist from Virginia Commonwealth University joins Second Opinion with Joan Lunden to discuss this topic.
#lungcancer #cancerinequities
1 in 3 cases of Alzheimer's disease are related to risk factors that can be changed, like smoking and obesity.
Dr. Roch Nianogo of UCLA Fielding School of Public Health identifies the 8 modifiable risk factors. Could you be at risk?
#alzheimersresearch #dementia
Cervical cancer screening guidelines have changed. For most patients, yearly testing is a thing of the past. Dr. Lou Papa shares all the information you need to know about the various testing and when you should have them.
#cervicalcancer #paptest #HPVtest
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Joan speaks with Executive Producer Fiona Willis about the making of Second Opinion with Joan Lunden.
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