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Dr. Jonathan Aviv appeared on the Dr. Oz TV show, Speaking about Silent Reflux Prevention
10/05/2012 in news
Dr. Jonathan Aviv appeared on the Dr. Oz television show, speaking about Silent Reflux Prevention. To watch, please click here for Part I and here for part II
Dr. Joel Portnoy also assisted Dr. Oz's silent reflux clinic performing silent reflux screenings in a mall in NYC. Click Here to watch the clip with Dr. Portnoy.
Television
Dr. Jonathan Aviv appeared on the Dr. Oz television show, speaking about esophageal cancer-the fastest growing cancer in America-and perform a Transnasal Esophagoscopy (TNE). To watch, please click here.
Drs. Genden, Posner and Aviv discuss the causes and treatment of HPV. To watch, please click here.
Bloomberg TV's Pimm Fox talks to Dr. Jonathan Aviv about the rise/dangers of esophageal cancer.
Dr. Jonathan Aviv, MD, Clinical Director of the Voice and Swallowing center at ENT and Allergy Associates, appeared on Bloomberg TV and spoke to the host, Pimm Fox(on whom he had earlier performed a TNE) of the rise/dangers of esophageal cancer. To learn more, please click here.
Dr. Aviv on The Dr. Oz Show...Mehmet Oz, MD
Is your cough cancer? (November 30, 2009)
Dr. Aviv on The Dr. Oz Show...Mehmet Oz, MD
What your voice is telling you (October 26, 2009)
March 25, 2009 – Dr. Jonathan Aviv of ENTA’s Voice and Swallowing Center was featured on Good Morning America (GMA) in a piece about esophageal cancer. As GMA’s Diane Sawyer put it, “listen closely, you won’t want to miss this.” Click here to go to the important article and video about the cancer’s warning signs and how a simple test can detect susceptibility of esophageal cancer.
The Voice and Swallowing Center's Medical Director, Dr. Jonathan Aviv, was interviewed on ABC Eyewitness News (Channel 7) by Dr. Jay Adlersberg on February 9, 2009. The topic of discussion was "Cough, hoarseness and cancer".
To read the interview as well as see the broadcast, please click here.
The Voice & Swallowing Center has also been featured on NBC TV New York discussing how "Swallowing Problems Could Be Helped With Diet, Medication."