Yes I know the volume is super low so please turn it up to max on your device. There were some technical difficulties that I didn’t discover until after I got home so I had to edit it like this to not blow everyone’s eardrums with distortion. The interview was too good to scrap completely so I still hope you enjoy! As you can tell I’m a little rusty with these videos lol
What a thoughtful, compassionate, empathetic doctor. He is so emotionally mature and smart!! I watched the whole thing straight through. Glad there are heme onc doctors like him out there to help patients through their toughest times and to inspire the next generation of heme onc docs.-- 4th year med student
Dr. Juneja thank you for such a great video. I had the chance as a medical student to shadow Sanjay for 2 weeks when he was doing his ICU rotations and wao can I tell you I learned so much from him. Much respect and appreciation to him.
Loved it……the fact that you put up all this video despite being a medical student you’re doing amazing…brilliant….I don’t know how you’re able to manage all this…I’m a 2nd yr medical student in India and yah it’s a lot….seeing you able to handle and balance…you’re like great
PLEASE make a 73 questions with a family medicine physician. I’d love to see how they think about work life balance, insurance, and having subjectively the hardest job in medicine.
My Triple-Negative breast cancer has spread to my brain and lungs so I am really interested in this doctor and topic. Will save for later to watch. Grueling field to be in for sure and I want to hear his perspective.
Whew. As a pre-med college student, the green banana story got me. Life is infinitely the most invaluable commodity we are blessed with and hearing and seeing Dr. Juneja's compassion is remarkable.
Hi my name is aakash. Going through metastasis cancer treatment. Can someone please guide me about the following protocol, should I take this or not. Fenbendazole: 222 mg per day (three days on, four days off). Curcumin: 600 mg daily. CBD oil: 25 mg per day (full-spectrum). Vitamin E (tocotrienol): 400-800 mg per day. Milk thistle. Currently I am in my 3rd chemo out of 6, plus I am in a Ketto diet & taking hemo him. I also follow Dr. Seyfried videos. Please help & share your wisdom.🙏
Hello doctor. I have a hematologist. I have asked him this question twice. I will not ask him again. So I'm going to ask you. How would I go about putting my name on a blood disorder I have? I am told I'm the only one with this disorder. My average white blood count is between 30,000 to 40,000. My last text was 42,000. I do not have leukemia. I had a bone marrow test when I was 18. it didn't show why my WBC is so high. Can you point me to anyone that can help me put my name on this weird disorder? I hope you get this. Also hope all is well with you. Thank you
If you want your life to be dominated by the EPIC inbox where every question and symptom might be hiding a catastrophic complication or treatment side effect, that is the specialty for you.
I have lost my father and he has always been a go to person for any help. My elder brother was diagnosed with Cancer and after a lot of research and consultation , he got his Surgery done at one of reputed hospital. But this is not it, my brother lost his job and treated arm began to show marks and acute pain. Due to his dire situation, he is not able to afford next surgery as advised by doctor. Even the medicines prescribed is way more costlier than any other treatment medication. Do you have any doctor in mind who can have a video call with him and suggest him way forward . It would really be a great help something that makes a lot of difference to him if not anyone. He has always been a cheerful brother but seeing him like this really breaks my heart. Any help would be highly appreciated and I would be thankful my whole life for helping my brother in this .
Nice! I've been looking forward to seeing this one. It definitely could benefit from being subtitled given the audio, but nonetheless, I'm glad this video was made.
Yes I know the volume is super low so please turn it up to max on your device. There were some technical difficulties that I didn’t discover until after I got home so I had to edit it like this to not blow everyone’s eardrums with distortion. The interview was too good to scrap completely so I still hope you enjoy! As you can tell I’m a little rusty with these videos lol
We've got your back, Andy. Always look forward to your videos and your life. Have a great evening!
It's okay; your videos are very insightful, which is what matters to me; perfection in the videos/audio doesn't really matter to me. :)
My take away: he's very attractive 😂😂
Me too 😂
😂 Indeed.
I've been looking forward to a 73 questions video with an Oncologist for quite some time, THANK YOU!!!
Right?
Yeah exactly 🎉🎉
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same
What a thoughtful, compassionate, empathetic doctor. He is so emotionally mature and smart!! I watched the whole thing straight through. Glad there are heme onc doctors like him out there to help patients through their toughest times and to inspire the next generation of heme onc docs.-- 4th year med student
Dr. Juneja thank you for such a great video. I had the chance as a medical student to shadow Sanjay for 2 weeks when he was doing his ICU rotations and wao can I tell you I learned so much from him. Much respect and appreciation to him.
Loved it……the fact that you put up all this video despite being a medical student you’re doing amazing…brilliant….I don’t know how you’re able to manage all this…I’m a 2nd yr medical student in India and yah it’s a lot….seeing you able to handle and balance…you’re like great
PLEASE make a 73 questions with a family medicine physician. I’d love to see how they think about work life balance, insurance, and having subjectively the hardest job in medicine.
He's so charming!!!
Would you ever consider doing one for an MD/PhD attending ??
I love Sanjay. I followed him on Instagram for a long time. He’s one of my favorite IG docs.
Are you considering doing one for ophthalmology?
👀
do one for optometry too!@@NDMD
"Coffee"
If you know, you know!
My Triple-Negative breast cancer has spread to my brain and lungs so I am really interested in this doctor and topic. Will save for later to watch. Grueling field to be in for sure and I want to hear his perspective.
I hope you’re well today ❤
73 Questions with an Ophtalmologist would be great! We absolutely need one!
The glauck 🙌🙌
@@jaimechocolatchaud yes please
Whew. As a pre-med college student, the green banana story got me. Life is infinitely the most invaluable commodity we are blessed with and hearing and seeing Dr. Juneja's compassion is remarkable.
thank you for this video its so helpful
He seems like a very cool guy. Love the house!
did I miss the compensation part?
would love to know how much he earns on average.
What’s an awesome doctor! Very handsome too ❤
Dr. Sanjay sending you so much love from India..
Is it possible to have a Clinical psychologist answering questions
Hi my name is aakash. Going through metastasis cancer treatment. Can someone please guide me about the following protocol, should I take this or not.
Fenbendazole: 222 mg per day (three days on, four days off).
Curcumin: 600 mg daily.
CBD oil: 25 mg per day (full-spectrum).
Vitamin E (tocotrienol): 400-800 mg per day.
Milk thistle.
Currently I am in my 3rd chemo out of 6, plus I am in a Ketto diet & taking hemo him. I also follow Dr. Seyfried videos.
Please help & share your wisdom.🙏
this was so enlightening! hes such a great communicator :)
He has a beautiful story. Thank you for this 😊
Hello doctor. I have a hematologist. I have asked him this question twice. I will not ask him again. So I'm going to ask you. How would I go about putting my name on a blood disorder I have? I am told I'm the only one with this disorder. My average white blood count is between 30,000 to 40,000. My last text was 42,000. I do not have leukemia. I had a bone marrow test when I was 18. it didn't show why my WBC is so high. Can you point me to anyone that can help me put my name on this weird disorder? I hope you get this. Also hope all is well with you. Thank you
Informative video. the sound/volume is quite low.
I am a melanoma survivor from 1982, and just barely. Thankfully, no chemotherapy or radiation. Things have certainly changed since my surgery.
If you want your life to be dominated by the EPIC inbox where every question and symptom might be hiding a catastrophic complication or treatment side effect, that is the specialty for you.
I have lost my father and he has always been a go to person for any help. My elder brother was diagnosed with Cancer and after a lot of research and consultation , he got his Surgery done at one of reputed hospital. But this is not it, my brother lost his job and treated arm began to show marks and acute pain. Due to his dire situation, he is not able to afford next surgery as advised by doctor. Even the medicines prescribed is way more costlier than any other treatment medication.
Do you have any doctor in mind who can have a video call with him and suggest him way forward . It would really be a great help something that makes a lot of difference to him if not anyone.
He has always been a cheerful brother but seeing him like this really breaks my heart. Any help would be highly appreciated and I would be thankful my whole life for helping my brother in this .
i just discovered your channel and this video series is so helpful and inspiring thank you so much!! (don't worry about the sound it was great!)
I just subscribed love your videos ❤
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This was so impactful and amazing to listen to.
Letsss gooo
26million views, now i found u
You should have been let in to the AC sooner :P
Nice! I've been looking forward to seeing this one. It definitely could benefit from being subtitled given the audio, but nonetheless, I'm glad this video was made.
Nice video