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”. 

Midwife, Whitney Pinger, discussed on NBC4 that her midwifery practice offers a natural birth in a hospital setting, in case of emergency.

Cosmetic Surgeon, Michael Olding, MD, remarked in The Washington Post why more and more men are opting for cosmetic surgical procedures. 

Dr. Vinayak Jha, pulmonologist, commented on Fox 5 on the new FDA cigarette labeling campaign (video #2).

Dr. Charles Samenow, psychiatrist, comments on Good Morning America about sex addiction and its influence.   

Mikhail Kogan, MD, internist and specialist in holistic and integrative medicine, commented on NBC 4 about the possibility of using a pocket-sized device to teach people how to control their stress.

Dr. Paul Gindoff, Fertility & IVF specialist, discussed on MedicineNet.com the special concerns of coming late to motherhood.

Watch our Breast Care Center Director and Chief of Breast Surgery, Dr. Christy Teal, on Good Morning America as she recounts her decision to undergo a double preventative mastectomy.

Pulmonologist, Vinayak Jha, MD, gave his medical opinion on a piece of legislation pushing for nebulizers in schools.

Michael Olding, MD, commented on WUSA9 News about the impact that cosmetic surgery can have on minimizing bullying. 

NBC 4 News interviewed Dr. Shvetha Zarek, OB/GYN, on the importance of having milk and other dairy products in your diet. 

Mammogram Radiologist, Dr. Rachel Brem, discussed breast cancer prevention and detection on The Dr. Oz Show.

Breast Imagist, Dr. Jocelyn Rapelyea, discussed mammography radiation and its effects on the thyroid gland and possible need for a thyroid guard on The Dr. Oz Show.

Fox 5 News interviewed Dr. Michelle Tham, OB/GYN, about girls hitting puberty earlier than ever.

Psychiatrist, Dr. Daniel Lieberman, commented in the Chicago Tribune about the psychological aspect of radiation and how it can feed paranoia.

Voice of America interviewed Dr. Zurab Nadareishvili, neurologist, in Georgian about his background, the Stroke Center, and telemedicine.

ABC 7/WJLA interviewed Dr. Robert Siegel, oncologist, about a new study indicating that there is a less invasive breast cancer treatment.

Voice of America interviewed Dr. Esma Akin, radiologist, in Turkish about the radiation risks from general radiographic procedures.

WJLA spoke with psychiatrist, Dr. Amir Afkhami, about the relationship between online socializing and depression. 

Steve Badger, Chief Executive Officer of the MFA, spoke along with David Blumenthal from the Obama administration, as well as, other hospital IT specialists, discussing the importance of electronic medical records.

Melanie D.G. Kaplan, a writer for Smartplanet, describes her positive experience with the biometric kiosks at The GW Medical Faculty Associates.

Psychiatrist Amir Afkhami wrote in the New York Times about Iraqis caught between ancient traditions and personal needs in a rapidly globalizing society.

Fox 5 News interviewed Dr. Jessica Torrente, a breast imaging physician, about the importance of receiving annual mammograms. 

The Los Angeles Times featured Dr. Mehul Desai, a specialist in pain medicine, and his thoughts on Darvon and Darvocet painkillers being taken off the market.

The Los Angeles Times featured Dr. Mehul Desai, a specialist in pain medicine, and his thoughts on Darvon and Darvocet painkillers being taken off the market.

Dr. Sarah Obican, an OB/GYN physician, comments on a new study about morning sickness on ABC7/WJLA-TV.

Dr. Suzan Khoromi, a Neurologist and migraine specialist, comments on the discovery of a migraine gene on ABC7/WJLA-TV.

Dr.  Mary McKay, an Emergency Medicine physician, discussed her study of injuries with segways on the Today Show.

On VaccineNewsDaily.com, Dr. Brad Moore, a specialist in internal medicine, stresses the importance of receiving vaccines.

Dr. Lakhmir Chawla, a Critical Care physician, comments on his study of end-of-life brain activity on Science Buzz.

Dr. Rajeev Pandarinath, Sports Medicine physician, remarks on Rhabdomyolysis, the syndrome that is affecting Albert Haynesworth of the Redskins.