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Dermatologist Ramsay Farah goes over tattoo care and what to consider if you want a tattoo removed. Exercise physiologist Carol Sames shares research that links excessive sitting with dementia. And Dr. Ayorinde Soipe talks about kidney dialysis and hospice care.

Ethicist L. Syd Johnson discusses brain-computer interfaces. Neurology experts, Dr. Aravind Reddy and Dr. Hesham Masoud explain what to consider about unruptured aneurysms in the brain. Audiologist Erin Bagley tells what's important to know about over-the-counter hearing aids.

Infectious disease chief, Dr. Elizabeth Asiago Reddy, addresses the rise in syphilis cases. Transplant chief, Dr. Reza Saidi, discusses why more people are making altruistic kidney donations. Geriatrics chief, Dr. Sharon Brangman, gives advice about living with mild cognitive impairment.

Public health researcher Roger Wong discusses how neighborhoods may influence dementia. Pulmonologist Auyon Ghosh tells about his research into the role of genes in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Oncologist Alina Basnet goes over prostate cancer treatment considerations.

Physical therapists, Bokkyu Kim and Molly Torbitt talk about their balance and mobility study. Dr. Anderson Anuforo goes over superficial venous disease. Dr. Ruth Weinstock discusses insulin delivery systems.

Dr. Jarrod Bagatell extolls the benefits of a regular walking routine. Podiatrist Ricardo Lundi goes over the basics of foot care and what to expect as we age. And researcher Stephen Faraone tells how exercise can help with some aspects of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.

Obstetrician-gynecologist Rachael Sampson discusses the rising rate of maternal mortality in the United States. Dr. Larry Chin, a neurosurgeon and the dean of Upstate's Norton College of Medicine explores why female doctors might pursue careers in neurosurgery. And geriatrics chief, Dr. Sharon Brangman talks about when it's time to take the car keys from an aging parent.

Rheumatologist Patrick Riccardi tells how the outlook and treatment options for people with rheumatoid arthritis have improved. Physical therapist Kira Doll discusses recovery from post-COVID syndrome. Pediatrician Aimee Steiniger talks about adolescent sexual health.

Colorectal surgeon Joseph Valentino discusses why colon cancer is affecting younger people and what patients can expect from Upstate's colorectal cancer program. Professor Stewart Loh tells about his research into the origins of amyloidosis, which can attack the kidneys, heart and liver.

Chief of geriatrics, Dr. Sharon Brangman, provides an update on Alzheimer's disease treatments. Dr. Renée Mestad explains intrauterine devices; she is the director of the complex family planning section in Upstate's department of obstetrics and gynecology. And exercise physiologist Carol Sames discusses the best exercise for seniors.