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Dr. Ellen Jane Killebrew
Part 1: Close Up Radio Spotlights Cardiologist Dr. Ellen Jane Killebrew
Tiburon, CA – Dr. Ellen Jane Killebrew is a respected cardiologist, a career that she has held for decades, despite being male-dominated. In addition, she is a renowned professor of medicine at the University of California Medical Center in San Francisco.
Dr. Killebrew’s interest in medicine began at age thirteen when she came down with gastritis. Originally majoring in Business Administration at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, PA, she switched her major to Pre-Med, and earned her Bachelor’s of Science in Biology in 1959. From 1961 to 1965, she worked on achieving her Doctor of Medicine at the New Jersey College of Medicine (now the Rutgers College of Medicine). Between 1965 and 1968, she completed an internship and residency at the University of Colorado. Later, between 1968 to 1970, she completed a cardiology fellowship at California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco.
Dr Killebrew’s career started in October 1970 where she began working for Kaiser Permanente. Ultimately, she retired in 2020 due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Along the way she pursued additional positions and accolades related to her impressive work in medicine and specifically cardiology. Most notable was her teaching career that she did concurrently with her work at Kaiser Permanente. In 1973, she became an assistant professor at the University of California Medical Center in San Francisco. In 1983, she rose to associate professor. In 1992, she became a clinical professor, a position that she holds to this day.
Dr. Killebrew is also pleased to announce the upcoming release of her new book, The Magic Bag. Being released very soon, The Magic Bag serves as Dr. Killebrew’s personal memoir, which is targeted towards young women interested in a medicine.
“My goal has not been to take a man’s place, but to take mine!” concludes Dr. Killebrew.
Dr. Nader Javadi
Part 4: Close Up Radio Welcomes Back Top Oncologist Dr. Nader Javadi
CALABASAS, CA -- Dr. Nader Javadi is a doctor with a solid history and standing. He has more than 25 years of experience as a physician that included time as a generalist, a surgeon, and a specialist in Oncology. He is triple-Board-Certified as an Internist, Hematologist, and Oncologist. For the past 18-plus years he has focused on fighting Cancer, with a depth of expertise and determination that are simply unmatched. This a primary reason he has consistently earned top honors as an Oncologist, with recognition coming from professional associations, other physicians, and numerous media.
During the 2020 shutdown, the clinic he established and runs in California (named Hope Health Center) was not able to close the way others did. Patients could not stay fixed in place when they needed to get their chemo, infusion therapy, and the multi-modality treatments that help combat cancer.
For Dr. Javadi, the plan to change Cancer from a fatality to a chronic disease has included some rather innovative therapies. The key to success has been targeting, better known as Precision Oncology.
Dr. Javadi has proven such precise treatments make a difference in outcomes. He has treated cancers of all types and at every stage, including a recent landmark case -- cancer of the adrenal gland.
In his series, Dr. Javadi will talk in-depth about his history and his many honors, which include being named Top Oncologist in the World by The International Association of Top Professionals. He will also tell us about the results he and his team have achieved with various Cancers, and even share testimonials from patients. You will be certain to hear them use the word “miracles.”
To learn more about Dr. Javadi and his work please visit his website: www.drnaderjavadi.com
Dr. Vatsala S. Sastry
Part 7: Close Up Radio Welcomes Back Dr. Vatsala S. Sastry
Brooksville, FL -- Close Up Radio, proudly continues its special series on infectious disease specialist Dr. Vatsala Sastry, with additional shows beginning on Friday April 17th at 9am Eastern hosted by Jim Masters.
This additional show focuses on the growing concern surrounding Coronavirus (COVID-19), and provide our listeners with expertise from Dr. Sastry’s three decades of experience.
“I absolutely never give up on my patients,” says Dr. Sastry. “My job is to diagnose anything related to an infection. I’m not a “pill mill” doctor instead I make certain to methodically diagnose underlying causes and I steadfastly persevere no matter what obstacles and complications may exist.”
“Infectious diseases for the most part are diagnosable, treatable, readily available, and most of the time it’s a reversible illness,” says Dr. Sastry.
Infectious diseases occur more profusely when our immune system does not function properly when outside bacteria can gain access into our bodies. Fortunately, our bodies possess a remarkably strong immune system that is able to propitiously protect us, provided that we are healthy individuals.
“In order for people to maintain healthy immune systems they must also be mentally positive,” says Dr. Sastry. “Suffering from depression negatively impacts our physical bodies. In order to prevent diseases, it’s also absolutely vital to eat healthy, exercise daily, avoid smoking and definitely limit your alcohol consumption.”
“I strongly urge everyone to have the upmost love and respect for your body and learn how to keep yourself in the best possible shape so you can have the most purposeful life,” says Dr. Sastry.
Dr. Joy Kong
Part 4: CUTV News Radio Welcomes Back Regenerative Medicine Pioneer Dr. Joy Kong
Los Angeles, CA -- Dr. Kong is putting the finishing touches to her memoir, Tiger of Beijing, and you will notice many of the symbolic qualities of the tiger in this masterful woman. Dr. Kong is like the tiger because she follows what beats in her heart. At first that was the idea of being a healer and making a difference for humanity, more recently it has been to bring understanding and trust to the concept of stem cell therapy.
Dr. Kong is the CEO of an organization known as Chara Biologics and also leads Thea Center for Regenerative Medicine. She wants people to realize that the future of medicine comes from our origins, stem cells.
Dr Kong stresses that when she delivers treatment, it is the DNA and intelligence within the cells that signal the body to respond and repair itself. The most important stem cells in our body are Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs), and they have the capacity to travel through vasculature to the exact location of where they are needed. For someone suffering from COPD that would be the lungs, for someone with osteoarthritis the joint area, for one who suffered a traumatic brain injury, the brain. People are still slow to embrace this, but there is highly active research worldwide that proves cell science not only works, it can be applied safely and responsibly.
Dr. Kong is going to tell us more about stem cell therapy, how regenerative medicine works overall, and share case histories and testimonials. She will arm listeners with the kind of knowledge that once only doctors were privy to. And she will relate her struggle to come to America, her medical education and experiences here, and all that can be found in her new memoir.
For more information about Dr. Kong and her work visit https:///charabiologics.com