GW Today reported on the nature-themed aesthetics of the Katzen Cancer Center and its ability to help patients get through the treatment process.

Ch. 7 spoke with Dr. Nancy Gaba, OB/GYN, about the medical issues associated with birth control packaging errors. 

Dr. Cynthia Tracy, cardiologist, spoke with WJLA about a patient that she found in Honduras while there on a medical program to implant pacemakers.  GW flew her to the Unites States to have a hole in her heart fixed.

Sleep specialist, Vivek Jain, MD, commented on NBC4 Washington about insomnia.

Both Brandon Bray and Cara Scharf spoke to GW Today about the documentary Brandon created and how it illustrated Cara’s triumphant battle with breast cancer.

Cosmetic surgeon, Dr. Michael Olding, commented to U.S. News & World Report about the positive aspects of having a ‘nose job’ done.

Dr. Lisa Martin, cardiologist, spoke to WJLA about the relationship between statins and diabetes.

Claire LeBrun, nutritionist, discussed the nutritional aspects of irritable bowel syndrome with Washingtonian.com.

Dr. Gary Simon, an infectious disease physician, commented on the medical issues associated with tattoos at a DC council meeting to regulate the tattoo industry.  Fox 5 reported on this story.

Dr. Thomas Troost, otolaryngologist, commented in a Washingtonian blog about the benefits of having a humidifier and his recommendations when buying one.

Dr. Compton Benjamin, urologist, discussed on WUSA9 the released concerns of PSA testing for prostate screening.

Dr. Nancy Gaba, OB/GYN, commented on ABC7 about the concerns related to the mislabeling of birth control packets, specifically referring to the recall of Qualitest birth control pills. 

Neurosurgeon, Dr. Jonathan Sherman, participated in a Washington Post web chat called “Ask a Doctor: Living with a brain injury”.