• Ovarian Cancer – the Silent Killer with Christine Rothwell

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    We discuss the frightening discovery of Stage 3 Ovarian Cancer in my good friend Christine which occurred on New Year’s Eve. We go over the whole course emphasizing how difficult it can be to diagnose. CAT scans and Ultrasounds done a few weeks earlier were negative! We also discuss the importance and difficulties of Genetic testing specifically for the BrCa gene.

Charles Antinori, MD, FACS, a native of Jersey City, New Jersey,
is the oldest of nine children from an Italian family. He graduated
from Regis High School in Manhattan and Cornell University before attending Dartmouth Medical School. Later, he transferred to Harvard Medical School, graduating in 1973. He was a medical doctor for several decades, practicing cardiovascular, thoracic and general surgery at several hospital systems in South Jersey.

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  • The Heart of Your Money. How financial planning relieves stress with Joseph Yocavitch

  • Wound Care and Hperbaric Oxygen Therapy with Donna Spross, RN

  • Evolution of Healthcare

  • Methods of weight loss with David Kelter, MD.

  • Uses of Advanced AI in Medicine and Surgery with Dr. Vincent Grasso

  • Advances in Robotic Care wiht Charles McCannn MD

  • The Increasing role of women in Surgery

  • The Rising Costs of Healthcare with Doctor Joseph Antinori

Make America Healthy Again

Hosted by Dr. Charles Antinori

If doctors in the early 1920’s could see how healthcare has  evolved in the last hundred years or so  – they would be amazed at the advancements in technology and diagnostics. So too would they be in awe of the costs associated with education,equipment and even insurance. Where do we go from here? Dr. Charles Antinori puts forth his ideas about how we can truly make America Healthy Again. Join him for a look back at his half century of experiences in the Operating Room, and hear the stories, some humorous, many heartwarming and even thought provoking. You’ll hear his solutions and ideas from his colleagues for our healthcare of the future.