Community Education Livestream

Watch Our Free Health Lectures From Your PC or Mobile Device

BCH livestreams free community education lectures featuring experienced health care providers who offer the latest prevention and treatment advice on a range of health-related conditions. We will archive each lecture so that you may view them at your convenience. Completed lectures will be available to view within the next business day of its air date. Click here to view our full events calendar.

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Directly following our lecture presentation, there will be a question-and-answer session relating to the lecture. A moderator will relay questions to the presenter during the appropriate time. Please use the live chat box below to submit your questions. We may not be able to answer all the questions submitted because of time constraints. NOTE: When using this live chat, exercise caution since this is a public forum and other people watching the broadcast will be able to read what you write. We recommend against disclosing medical information or identifying yourself.

Next Lecture

Understanding your thyroid and parathyroid - Thursday, July 23, from 7-8 p.m.

Details:

Your thyroid and parathyroid glands may be small, but they have a major impact on your body’s everyday functions. Join Susan Hagen, MD, for an informative lecture exploring the anatomy and purpose of these essential glands, common conditions that affect them and how they’re evaluated through lab work and imaging.

Dr. Hagen will also discuss when surgery may be recommended, what thyroid and parathyroid surgery involves and what to expect after these glands are removed.

Whether you’re managing a thyroid condition, have been told you have abnormal lab results or simply want to better understand your health, this session will provide practical, easy-to understand information and an opportunity to have your questions answered

Upcoming Lectures

Understanding your thyroid and parathyroid - Thursday, July 23, from 7-8 p.m.

Details:

Dr. Hagen will also discuss when surgery may be recommended, what thyroid and parathyroid surgery involves and what to expect after these glands are removed.

Menopause and perimenopause: Common questions and answers - Wednesday, July 29, from 7-8 p.m.

Details:

Menopause and the years leading up to menopause (perimenopause) can be turbulent times. In addition to hot flashes and insomnia, women can battle night sweats, mental fogginess, fatigue, lower sex drive, weight gain and irritability. Yet they are often confronted with confusing advice on how to manage their symptoms.

Samantha McLean, MD of Boulder Women’s Care will answer common questions about menopause and perimenopause. She will then share evidence-based recommendations for managing hormonal changes.

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Livestream Lecture Archive

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