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Butts & Guts: A Cleveland Clinic Digestive Health Podcast

Butts & Guts: A Cleveland Clinic Digestive Health Podcast

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A Cleveland Clinic podcast exploring your digestive and surgical health from end to end. You’ll learn how to have the best digestive health possible from your gall bladder to your liver and more from our host, Colorectal Surgeon and President of the Main Campus Submarket Scott Steele, MD.

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  • Optimal Nutrition for Gut Health

    Optimal Nutrition for Gut Health
    Jun 17 2025

    On this episode of Butts and Guts, Dr. Steele sits down with Kendra Weekley, RD, registered dietitian at Cleveland Clinic, to explore the latest research surrounding optimal nutrition for gut health. They also discuss the influence our gut microbiome has on brain function, mood regulation, immune system strength and more!
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    19 m
  • Psychological Impacts of Having a Stoma

    Psychological Impacts of Having a Stoma
    Jun 3 2025

    Jessica Woodford, PhD, is a clinical psychologist in the Department of Colorectal Surgery at Cleveland Clinic. She joins this episode of the Butts and Guts podcast to discuss the emotional impacts of living with a stoma. Listen to learn more about the importance of mental health care for stoma patients, as well as the programs Cleveland Clinic offers to provide emotional support.

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    24 m
  • Current Treatment Options for Recurrent Colorectal Cancer

    Current Treatment Options for Recurrent Colorectal Cancer
    Jun 1 2025

    On this episode of Butts & Guts, Cleveland Clinic colorectal surgeon, Haniee Chung, MD, discusses current treatment options for recurrent colorectal cancer. Dr. Chung also explores the factors that influence the likelihood of colorectal cancer returning.
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    16 m
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