Call the Doctor
Call the Doctor is the region's premiere medical series, with a focus on addressing critical health & wellness needs of our region.
Wednesdays at 7p, Thursdays at 10p, Sundays at 4p on WVIA TV
Call the Doctor addresses the critical health and wellness needs of northeastern and central Pennsylvania, supplying viewers with direct contact, during the broadcasts and after, with available local resources and experts that can help those in need who are going through difficult and sometimes isolating health journeys.
Join the conversation - submit your questions for any of our topics by emailing: ctd@wvia.org, calling 1-833-408-9842, or by tagging us online with the hashtag #wviactd.
Call the Doctor is a health care series broadcast by WVIA, now available as a podcast. The show features a panel of top medical and health care professionals informing viewers about important and relevant health issues.
Current Episode
Any time somebody is playing a sport or even exercising, injury is a risk.
Dermatologists say they are finding more melanoma than ever before.
We'll discuss some common balance issues and methods of helping you find your footing
A certain amount of stress is normal, but too much over time can lead to issues & symptoms
We'll talk about common stomach & intestinal issues, when to worry and what you can do
Experts explain what happens when you have Parkinson's and the best way to live with it
We discuss common vascular diseases, how they’re found, and how they’re treated
Tinnitus, according to Harvard Health, is ringing or other constant noise in your head.
There are many different types of lung disease and there are even different types of lung
Juile Sidoni currently serves as WVIA's News Director. Julie began her award-winning journalism career in public radio, at the NPR affiliate WDUQ-FM in Pittsburgh. She also spent time learning the business as a producer at WTAE-TV in Pittsburgh before graduating from Duquesne University, and soon landed her first on-air television reporting job at WJAC-TV in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. A year and a half later, she was hired as a reporter for WNEP-TV in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre and spent nearly 20 years there as an anchor/reporter.