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<p>This week, IU breast cancer specialist Kathy Miller, M.D., will discuss research findings unveiled at the 2011 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) meeting. Also, physician experts explain the importance of diagnosing mood disorders during pregnancy, and why it’s better to be morning person, not a night-owl. Plus, don’t miss Barbara Lewis’s interview with the authors of <em>Don’t Cross Your Eyes</em>, a new book debunking common medical myths. <em>Sound Medicine</em> airs July 16 and 17 on WFYI, 90.1FM, and on many other public radio stations nationwide.</p>

The Latest in Cancer Research, This Week on Sound Medicine

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Cancer research news. Kathy Miller, M.D., will join Barbara Lewis to talk about the exciting research findings reported at the American Society of Clinical Oncology, including one on the drug Aromasin, which can significantly cut risks for breast cancer in post-menopausal women.

Mood disorders during pregnancy. Reproductive psychiatrist Shari Lusskin, M.D., will explain the importance of diagnosing mood disorders in pregnant and breast-feeding women. Dr. Lusskin is clinical associate professor of psychiatry and gynecology at the Landone Medical Center at New York University.

Become a morning person. Psychiatrist and psychotherapist Tracey Marks, M.D., will chat with Sound Medicine’s Steve Bogdewic, Ph.D., about the importance of sleep. She’ll provide tips on learning to be a morning person instead of a night-owl.

Don’t Cross Your Eyes… They’ll Get Stuck That Way!  Barbara Lewis will sit down with Indiana University School of Medicine pediatricians Aaron Carroll, M.D., and Rachel Vreeman, M.D., who will discuss their new book on common medical myths.

Twittercue: #soundmed July 17:  cancer research from #ASCO, #traceymarks, depression in pregnancy, and @rachelvreeman & @aaronecarroll on #medicalmyths

Sound Medicine is an award-winning radio program co-produced by the Indiana University School of Medicine and WFYI Public Radio (90.1FM). Sound Medicine is underwritten by Indiana University Health Physicians and Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis. Reports on Primary Health Care topics are sponsored by Wishard Health Services.

Listen to Sound Medicine on the following Indiana public radio stations:
WBSB (Anderson), WFIU (Bloomington, Columbus, Kokomo, Terre Haute), WNDY (Crawfordsville), WVPE (Elkhart/South Bend), WNIN (Evansville), WBOI (Fort Wayne), WFCI (Franklin), WBSH (Hagerstown/New Castle), WFYI (Indianapolis), WBSW (Marion), WBST (Muncie), WBSJ (Portland), WLPR, (Lake County), and WBAA, (W. Lafayette).

The show also airs on these out-of state public radio stations:
KOTZ and KINU (Kotzebue, AK), KRCC (Colorado Springs, CO),  KEDM (Monroe, LA), WCNY (Syracuse, NY), WYSO (Yellow Springs, OH), WYSU (Youngstown, OH), KWGS (Tulsa, OK), KPOV (Bend, OR), KMHA (Four Bears, ND), and KLMS (Carlsbad, NM).