Elizabeth Volkmann's guest appearances

Elizabeth Volkmann

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Mogil's Mobcast-A Scleroderma Chat

David Hill

Neal Barnard

Mark Pimentel

Thomas Keller

Andrew Solomon

Andrew Berman

Stephanie Chung

Joel Gelfand

Matthew Robbins

Lee Crosby

Mikhail Kosiborod

Seth Gross

Rakesh Jain

Robert Klein

Monica Aggarwal

OwlTail

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Elizabeth Volkmann. She is an adult Rheumatologist and is the Director of Scleroderma at the University of California-Los Angeles, Scleroderma Program. Her research focuses on the GI tract and looking at the gut microbiome. We start from the beginning of the digestive tract, and work our way down!We talk about causation, medications, nutrition, and ways to handle the frustrations that come with our digestive tracts not working correctly. There is a lot of information.

<p>In this episode, I talk with Dr. Elizabeth Volkmann. She is an adult Rheumatologist and is the Director of Scleroderma at the University of California-Los Angeles, Scleroderma Program. Her research focuses on the GI tract and looking at the gut microbiome. We start from the beginning of the digestive tract, and work our way down!We talk about causation, medications, nutrition, and ways to handle the frustrations that come with our digestive tracts not working correctly. There is a lot of information.</p>

Episode #15 Dr. Elizabeth Volkmann: Adult Rheumatologist and Director of Scleroderma at the University of California-Los Angeles, Scleroderma Program.

In this podcast, Dr Volkmann, director of the UCLA Scleroderma Program and the founder and codirector of the UCLA Connective Tissue Disease-Related Interstitial Lung Disease (CTD-ILD) Program, discusses treatment and monitoring of patients with systemic sclerosis-related ILD.

Elizabeth Volkmann, MD, on Progression of Interstitial Lung Disease in Scleroderma

Elizabeth, Volkmann, MD, describes her research into the association of the gut microbiome with systemic sclerosis.

Elizabeth Volkmann, MD, on Systemic Sclerosis and the Gut Microbiome