CBS Appearances

It's breast cancer awareness month and it's not only women who should be aware.

Dr. Bose sits down with CBS7 to talk about his experience on Untold Stories of the ER.

Did you know that fiber is not even digestible or absorbed by the body? In this segment we're talking about everything you need to know about fiber.

Dr. Sudip Bose and Robert Guaderrama discuss bicycle safety and use of helmets.

Learn ways to combat stress and how being stressed affects your health overall.

Dr. Bose explains the difference between a cold and flu, and gives guidelines for when to seek care in your doctor's office, urgent care or the emergency room.

Dr. Bose explains the positive and negative aspects of herbal medicine use and how to approach treating yourself with herbals.

Not all fats are created equal. When they say 30% of your diet should be fats, they mean good fats—unsaturated fats!

Dr. Bose's advice: Toss the salt shaker!

A lot of people fear memory loss as they age, but you shouldn't be too worried. In this segment we discuss the different types of memory and what actually happens when we age.

Cookies, gravy, stuffing, oh my! Dr. Bose offers simple tips for avoiding excess weight gain over the holidays with simple tips. A little moderation during the holiday season means less disappointment with weight in the new year!

Dr. Bose explains the phenomenon of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and ways you may be able to prevent it.

Dr. Sudip Bose joins Robert Guaderrama in their weekly health news segment "Eye on Your Health" to discuss a common cause for emergency room visits: slips and falls. Think ahead and prevent injuries like broken bones that often result when we trip over an obstacle or slip on wet surfaces.

Dr. Bose talks about caring for your own body like you treat your car. Get regular maintenance and take care of yourself to prevent "breakdowns."

Dr. Bose and Robert Guaderrama discuss eating a gluten-free diet. Who should eat a gluten-free diet? Are there downsides to going gluten-free?

Did you make a new year's resolution to quit smoking? Quitting isn't easy, but payoff is great. Don't wait until a special occasion or until stress is lower - do it now! Dr. Bose offers tips to help you quit!

Dr. Bose and Robert Guaderrama from CBS7 talk about how to avoid being the victim of violence and theft, both at home and away. Learn how to protect yourself!

Dr. Bose and Robert Guaderrama of CBS7 News discuss great ways to burn calories doing everyday tasks just by getting up on your feet. Watch and learn!

Dr. Bose gives tips for improving your sleep by using some basic rules and developing a routine. You'll also learn what to do (or not to do) when you're having trouble falling asleep, and why sleep is important for your health.

Dr. Bose talks about soda pop, both regular and diet. Is it as bad as doctors and nutritionists say it is? In a word, yes. Find out why!

Dr. Sudip Bose shares information with the audience about gout. Watch and learn what gout is, why people develop gout, why it is so painful, and what you can do to prevent attacks.

Dr. Bose explains a recent study on cell phone use in parents and other caregivers. Take time out from your phone and other electronics during mealtimes and talk to your children so they develop language skills and you catch up on each other's lives. Putting down your phone when you're in public can also help behavior because the child isn't vying for your attention.

There are many outlets for cancer support! Dr. Bose is on the Board of Directors for ImermanAngels.org, where cancer fighters are paired with survivors of the same type of cancer to help get you through one of the toughest times of your lives. Imerman Angels also offers support for caregivers and other survivors! Nobody fights alone.

You may be drinking a lot more calories than you think! Watch and learn.

In this segment, Dr. Bose explains in simple terms how ADD affects a person's behavior and how to go about seeking help for the problem.

Dr. Bose and Robert Guaderrama talk about avoiding dehydration in their weekly segment "Your Eye on Health." Watch and learn!

Dr. Bose discusses warning signs that your skin "mole" may be cancerous.

Dr. Bose and Robert Guaderrama discuss food poisoning. Learn how to prevent the agony of food poisoning and spending a night getting to know your toilet all too well!

Dr. Bose and Robert Guaderrama talk about fevers, what causes them, and when you need to worry.

This week's topic is childhood obesity, a growing problem in the United States that has dangerous consequences for our youth.

Dr. Sudip Bose and Robert Guaderrama talk about the safety of e-cigarettes,

Dr. Sudip Bose and Robert Guaderrama discuss Ebola virus on this week's segment of "Your Eye on Health."

Dr. Bose joins Robert Guaderrama on CBS7 "Your Eye on Health" to discuss the difference between the down feeling everyone experiences from time to time versus a more serious depression that may require treatment. Watch and learn!

If you've ever had a sensation of burning in your throat or chest, this is very common. Let's talk about what is actually happening when you experience acid reflux.

The old saying about "eating for two" doesn't mean eating twice the amount of food! Bose discusses optimal nutrition for a healthy newborn with Robert Guaderrama on CBS7 in West Texas.

Small children often have seizures associated with fevers. Watch this health news clip as Dr. Bose explains what to do when this happens.

Ebola virus is in the news again. Do you need to worry? Dr. Bose talks about the Ebola virus and gives you the facts about how it is spread and what Americans need to know.

Ever seen someone in trouble and kept walking past, figuring someone else will help? Learn about the social phenomenon called the bystander effect and what you should do in situations like that.

Enterovirus is a potentially fatal respiratory infection. Get the facts here as Dr. Sudip Bose discusses the topic with Robert Guaderrama on CBS7 in West Texas.

In this segment, we're talking about our most precious cargo in our vehicles: our children! Here's what you need to know about car seat safety.

Traumatic hearing loss affects not only your ears, but also your life. Hearing loss often leads to social withdrawal, and this is preventable!

What happens when you get a nosebleed? Learn the top five causes of a nosebleed and what to do if you get one.

We're approaching the holidays and colder weather months—a time where many people experience more depression. Let's talk about the symptoms of depression and how to combat them during these days of colder weather and shorter periods of sunlight.

Do you have winter allergies? Watch this clip to find out what may be causing your allergies and what you can do about it.

The holidays are upon us and you know what that means...LOTS OF FOOD!!! We tend to pack on a few pounds this time of year. Dr. Bose will give you some tips on how you can eat better during the holidays.

Ever been hungover? Dr. Bose explains why you feel the way you do when you have too much to drink.

The holiday madness has begun! Watch this clip for some tips on how you can ease your stress during the holidays.

Are you aware how much influence your subconscious mind has on your daily life such as weight management? Special guest Michael Stevenson joins Dr. Sudip Bose and Robert Guaderrama on this segment to discuss how your subconscious mind works. Watch this clip to learn more!

Did Santa ever bring you a toy that you injured yourself with? In 2010, there were 250,000 ER visits related to toy injuries. With the holidays coming up, we need to think about toy safety. Here's what to look out for.

BE PREPARED for the extreme weather or else you might be sorry! You don't want to end up in the emergency room. Watch this clip as Dr. Bose discusses some basics you should have in your home and vehicle for when bad weather occurs.

We're a few weeks into the New Year—a time where many find they've fallen off on their New Year's resolutions. Here's how to keep your health goals going, and make them a lifestyle.

We see a lot of visits to the hospital regarding low energy and decreased sex drive. While many might immediately think this is due to a more intensive health condition like diabetes, it could be something as easily treatable as low testosterone levels.

No one wants to hear the "C" word. Do you know anyone who has been touched by cancer? Please share this video with them. Deirdra Burgess joins Dr. Bose and Tatum Guinn to discuss what it was like for her when she was diagnosed with cancer. Having a good support system is important.

Did you know medication errors by parents occur once every 8 minutes?! If you are a parent, make sure to watch this clip for some tips to avoid this happening in your household.

Do you have anemia or know anyone with anemia? Watch this clip to learn more about anemia.

A lot of people have asthma, and they aren't as informed as they could be. Here's what really going on behind this very serious condition.

You know when you're sitting in a funny position and your leg falls asleep? Well, our facial nerves can fall asleep, too. Watch this clip to learn more about Bell's Palsy, why it's different from a stroke, and what we do to treat it.

Burns are a common household injury, especially for children. Let's learn more about the different kinds of burns and how to best treat them.

In this segment, we're talking about general health for pregnancy. Eating for two, really means nutrition for two!

In the summer we travel a lot, and sometimes we bring home something that we don't want: Lyme Disease. This bacterial infection affects over 300,000 people every year! Watch to learn more.

It's barbecue time! During the summer, we see a lot of people come into the ER with severe diarrhea and vomiting from poor food preparation. Here are some tips on how to avoid this.

If you're spending more time in the sun, it's important to take some precautions. The sun provides life on earth, but we still need to protect ourselves from its harmful rays.

Why do we grow plants in greenhouses? They trap heat and help the growing process. We experience greenhouse effects in other places—like cars—and this can be a very dangerous.

Anyone who has gone through a major trauma or perceived life-threatening event may be affected by PTSD. We can't ignore these "invisible wounds."

Larry Broughton joins Dr. Sudip Bose and Tatum Guinn to discuss the 'Ailments of Success'. We get so busy with our lives that we forget to take care of ourselves!

Welcome to the emergency room—and it's not always first-come, first-served. In this segment, we take a look at why people tend to experience such long waits during their emergency room visits.

What are the symptoms of strokes? Let's take a closer look at what happens when someone has a stroke.

Heart attacks are the number one killer in the United States. But the cath lab can be a lifesaver—here is where we open up blood vessels and help patients recover. Let's take a tour of a catheterization lab.

At the trauma center, the treatment starts before the patient even gets here. When it comes to critical trauma, it's all about preparation and quick decision-making.

During the summertime, we see a lot more sprains, strains, fractures and breaks in the ER. Let's learn more about the difference between these conditions.

When is it appropriate to call 911? What happens when we call for an ambulance? Let's take a behind-the-scenes look.

In this segment, we're talking about the new, cooler technology you might find inside an ambulance.

In the event of an emergency, your first instinct may be to call 911. But that isn't always the case.

When it comes to your health, cancer prevention and screening is key. Prostate cancer is one such cancer that can be treated if caught early.

Technology is taking medicine to the next level—but some new advancements can still pose a health risk. These are tricky decisions doctors and patients face each day.

When it comes to your health, hydration is key. As we head into the winter months, there is a greater risk of dehydration, which means a greater risk of kidney stones.

Two percent of the population is walking around with a brain aneurysm! Let's break down what aneurysms are and why they're scary.

Healthy eating habits start young and at home. Here's how you can get your children off to a healthy start.

The flu season is upon us. Not everyone is on board for getting the shot—but if you don't get it for your sake, do it for the sake of others.

Here's the importance of healthy lifestyles and screening—especially when it comes to colon cancer.

Believe it or not, many doctors would consider us to be in a healthcare crisis. From long wait times to advance technology, we are in a unique place when it comes to our health. Here's why.

Dyslexia is one of the most common causes of reading, writing, and spelling difficulties. Here's my perspective on this learning disability.

Did you know the average person gains 7 pounds during the holiday season? Here's how to enjoy this time without packing on the pounds.

Did you know that heating your home poses significant risk to your health? Let's learn more about carbon monoxide poisoning, the "silent killer."

Special guest Richard Barrier joins Dr. Sudip Bose and Tatum Guinn to talk about his app txtmel8r which helps prevent distracted driving. Visit txtmel8r.com

As the cold weather approaches, it's important to be prepared. When freezing weather strikes, cover your fingers, toes, ears, and nose. Watch to learn more about the logic behind this.

Did you know that if you had the chicken pox, that virus never leaves your body? Unfortunately, it can lead to an even more painful infection.

If you've ever had a stye, you know how much of a nuisance they can be. What causes them, and how can you get rid of them?

Anytime you bring up the words "health insurance," it can get pretty confusing pretty fast. Let's break down the current state of health insurance in the U.S.

It's pretty common knowledge that smoking cigarettes is not good for you. Despite lowering numbers of smokers in the U.S., there is still a good portion of people who do still smoke. Here are the dangers and effects of smoking.

While e-cigarettes and vaping are becoming more popular, it's too soon to understand the health risks they pose.

As more states legalize marijuana, the conversation about this drug keeps coming up. Here are some effects that you might not associate with marijuana.

Paul Zientarski joins Dr. Sudip Bose and Tatum Guinn to discuss physical education.

Did you know that sitting too long can cut minutes from your life? Here's a 30-day challenge for standing.

It's important to be prepared for anything and everything. Here's a new tool you can use in case of an emergency.

Unfortunately we are hearing more and more about mass shootings in the news. What would you do if you were in that situation? Let's talk about the psychology behind a person involved in that high-pressure situation.

Continuing our discussion of fight and flight responses during mass shootings, let's look at the best strategies if you ever find yourself in this situation.

Warm weather brings snakes out! Keep an eye out for these unexpected visitors—snake bites are becoming an increasingly common reason for ER visits.

The CDC has issued new guidelines regarding the Zika virus. I spoke with CBS about the risk fo Zika virus in West Texas.

There's a lot of misconceptions around these clinics. The question you should ask yourself: "can this wait?"

How do you handle pressure? Some people rise to the occasion, while for others it takes some time to get there. Dr. Bose breaks down how President Bush handled the stressful events of 9/11.

Did you know that 51% of pregnancies are unplanned? Of those, 95% are a result of misuse of birth control. Let's learn more about one form of birth control that is 99% effective.

If you're still hanging on to your New Year's resolution to live a healthier lifestyle, here are some tips.

Do you find yourself asking, "Did I take my medication today?" Here are some tips that won't leave you guessing.

If you're sick and need to go to the doctor, what you do next could have a significant impact on how fast you recover and if you survive. Here's how to have the best outcome for you and your family.

The number of people needing healthcare is rising, while the cost of insurance is also rising. This is a looming health insurance crisis.

Every day over 10,000 people enroll in medicare. As a country, we are getting older and more likely to experience health crisis. Here's what you need to know now to make sure you're prepared.

We all need that caffeine boost to get us through the day. But how much is too much?

Prescription pill abuse is a growing epidemic. Let's take a look at why opioid abuse is becoming more popular and its dire consequences on our communities.

Metabolic Syndrome is a term you hear tossed around a lot. It means a cluster of conditions which result in increased risk of heart disease, stroke, and other serious conditions.

It's never an easy subject—the loss of a loved one. But let's prepare for this tough experience by learning more about the five stages of grief.

As the demand for healthcare rises, so does the cost. Here's the state of health insurance in our nation.

Stress is something we all experience. Basal stress is the constant level of stress that we experience—jobs, emails, deadlines, responsibilities. Here's how to manage this type of stress that can eat away at you if you let it build up.

With a new president coming in, the future of the Affordable Care Act is uncertain and susceptible to a rate hike. Here's what's behind this possible increase in costs.

The U.S. Surgeon General is warning the public of the health concerns of vaping. Let's learn more about the concerns healthcare providers have about this so-called "safer alternative" to smoking.

This is the biggest epidemic right now since HIV. Let's learn more about opioid-like substances and why they are so dangerous.

Measles: is it important to vaccinate or not? The complications of measles are very serious, and with a 90% transmission rate, measles is one of the most contagious viruses in the world.

What was intended to be a day of celebration and honor soon became devastating. Fortunately Dr. Bose was already on the scene, jumping into action and attending to the injured immediately.

Nationally, ER visits tied to energy drinks have doubled since 2007. With so many people working overnight shifts, emergency visits for vomiting, jitters, and insomnia are on the rise.

In this segment, Dr. Bose talks about preventing drowning, the #1 cause of death of young males. Learn how you can protect your children and others around you!

Dr. Bose explains the gallbladder's function, what happens when you get gallstones, symptoms to expect, and treatment.

This week Robert and Dr. Bose discuss athlete's foot, a common fungal infection. Learn how to treat and even more importantly how to prevent this uncomfortable condition.

Dr. Bose talks about the health benefits of coffee and what to avoid.

In this segment we're focusing on medical emergencies during which you need to call 911 and get the fastest care possible. Having a friend or family member drive you to the ER may not be your best option. Watch and learn why.

Dr. Bose gives a simple explanation of how diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol damage our blood vessels. It's easy to understand the concept with Dr. Bose's demonstration, but also you'll learn how to prevent or minimize the damage - know your numbers and follow doctor's orders!

This segment focuses on how to help stay healthy when traveling, especially flying. Airplanes have far less air circulation so germs linger in the air, making you more apt to get flu from the guy 10 rows in front of you. Very low humidity on the plane, stress & exhaustion of travel, and also poor planning can also lead to problems that could put the brakes on your travel plans. Hear Dr. Bose's advice and have safe travels!

Tips to sneak exercise into your everyday routine!

Going out of town this holiday season? Having these supplies on hand can keep you healthy and safe during your travels.

ERs are increasingly busy and overcrowded across the United States. Rather than waiting for a healthcare plan to fix this, let's be informed about when to go to the ER and when we can use other resources at our disposal, like urgent care centers.

The holidays bring dinner parties and celebrations. But that also means more doctor visits related to food allergies.

Kids' nutrition start with the parents, who help develop eating habits early.

In this segment, we're talking about the one vaccination that everyone needs to get. Let's cover how to overcome needle phobia and the myths around the flu shot.

This week's topic is head injury during football season.

When you think about nutrition and labels, it can be confusing. Be sure to flip over that box of cookies to look at the nutrition label to really know what you're putting into your body!

Dr. Sudip Bose and Robert Guaderrama of CBS7 discuss West Nile virus facts and prevention on their weekly health news segment "Your Eye on Health."

The sun can not only affect your skin, but your internal health as well. This includes dehydration, fever, nausea, and dizziness. Yes, sun poisoning is a thing!

All those delicious "lite" foods? Let's break down the myths around "diet" foods and what these labels really mean.

There's a lot of misconceptions around cold sores and fever blisters. Let's learn more about how to properly treat them!

It's quite common to be allergic to certain medications. Be sure to know about your reaction levels for your allergies so you know the signs and symptoms of a reaction onset.

The sun is out, the temperatures are warming up, and it's time to hit the pool. What do we need to protect ourselves from the sun's rays?