The Balance with Dr. Ozuah Returns for Its Second Season on the YES Network

Good spine health requires a little straightening up. After five million years of walking upright, we have yet to achieve the perfect posture. But where anatomy has failed us, tech is here to help. Dr. Ozuah’s guests are Diane Britt-Smith, Robin Miller, Jeffrey Meltzer, Founder and President, Applied Ergonomics, and Montefiore Einstein orthopedic physiatrist Dr. Andrew Gitkind.

Hashimoto’s disease is a mysterious condition—know what to look for. Getting to the root cause when symptoms of a thyroid disorder are often misinterpreted. Dr. Ozuah’s guests are Montefiore Einstein endocrinologist Dr. Vafa Tabatabaie, and Tanya Dios, who is dancing again because she was persistent.

Kids' mental health: Why resilience is a powerful gift for a child. Leif Riddell, creator of Leif’s Improv Playhouse, and Dr. Sandra Pimentel, Montefiore Einstein Child and Adolescent Psychologist, join Dr. Ozuah to show us that resilience cannot only be taught, it can be a lot of fun to learn.

Erectile dysfunction—pushing past embarrassment may surprise you. Dr. Ozuah’s guests are Mark Goldberg, licensed clinical marriage and family therapist and host of the Erectile Dysfunction Radio Podcast; Ven Virah, patient advocate for erectile dysfunction; and Montefiore Einstein urologist Dr. Pedro P. Maria.

Endometrial cancer is one of the most common yet least talked about cancers. Know the symptoms and spread the word to change the trend of endometrial cancer on the rise among American women. Dr. Ozuah’s guests are Helen Johnson Grishman, Lordes Perez and Montefiore Einstein oncologist Dr. Nicole Nevadunsky.

Eight glasses a day? See what can happen when we don’t get enough water. Dr. Ozuah’s guests are Montefiore Einstein internal medicine specialist Dr. Amanda Dela Cruz and Carl LaRiviere, amateur basketball player, who learned the hard way that he wasn’t drinking as much water as he was losing.

Managing pain with virtual reality--a new frontier. Dr. Ozuah’s guests are Montefiore Einstein internal medicine specialist Dr. Hector Perez, and Irene Cruz and Daran Porter, who by changing what their brains perceived, changed their experience of pain.