Prostate cancer is a topic that affects millions of men—and yet it’s one many still hesitate to talk about. In this powerful and informative episode, Nicholas O. Biasotto, DO, sits down with special guest Steven A. Terranova, MD a board-certified urologist, for a deep dive into one of the most critical men’s health issues today.

Prostate cancer is the most common non-cutaneous cancer and the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths among American men. But what should you really know? Are there early signs or symptoms to watch for? How often should you be screened—and what everyday factors can falsely elevate your PSA before testing?

Dr. Terranova breaks it all down, offering clear, expert insight into prostate cancer screening, diagnosis, and treatment. You’ll learn how testing works, what the Gleason Score means and how it’s determined, treatment options, and what steps men can take toward prevention and early detection.

This is a must-listen conversation—whether you’re a patient, a physician, or someone looking to better understand prostate health and empower informed decisions.

What if your doctor had more time for you?

Host Nicholas O. Biasotto, DO is joined by Andrea Klemes, DO, FACE, Chief Medical Officer of MDVIP, to explore how concierge medicine is reshaping both patient care and physician practice. From enhanced access and home visits to comprehensive physicals, advanced bloodwork, and personalized wellness plans, this episode breaks down what concierge medicine truly includes. You’ll also hear how the model can lower practice expenses, expand access to a nationwide physician network, and even open doors for subspecialty concierge practices.

Dr. Klemes shares how MDVIP was formed, what the organization looks like 25 years later, and how insurance and billing work within the concierge model. And when physicians reflect on making the switch, one sentiment comes up again and again: I should have done this sooner.

Artificial intelligence is changing medicine, but is it changing medical liability too?

Host Nicholas O. Biasotto, DO, sits down with Stephen R. Permut, MD, JD, to unpack how AI is reshaping malpractice risk. Will physicians be liable for following or ignoring AI recommendations? Could malpractice premiums change? And what exactly are AI “hallucinations”?

This fast-paced conversation explores documentation, informed consent, insurance coverage, and whether AI will ultimately increase or reduce health care costs. A must-listen for physicians navigating medicine’s AI-driven future.