Dr. Joseph Sirven

Dr. Joseph Sirven, KJZZ medical commentator, wants you to consider this resolution in 2026: It’s paying close attention to family and the early detection of neurological concerns.

Dr. Joseph Sirven, KJZZ medical commentator, explains why the Diana Ross classic song, "I'm Coming Out," might make your doctor uncomfortable.

A new study may change how you think about bathroom scrolling on your smartphone.

Some medical schools now offer fast-track programs — three years instead of four. This could help with the projected shortage of 40,000 primary care doctors by 2036.

How we talk to others can have unintended consequences — even when we mean well. KJZZ medical commentator Dr. Joseph Sirven explains.

There’s a new kind of health care provider joining the medical team — one that has a coat, but not the kind you may be thinking of. KJZZ medical commentator Dr. Joseph Sirven explains more.

TV often distorts real life for the sake of drama. But when it comes to medicine, something surprising is happening. KJZZ medical commentator Dr. Joseph Sirven believes that today’s medical dramas are revealing modern health care.

The next time you see your doctor, you may be greeted by a nurse practitioner instead.

Sometimes the cure for your health problems may be in your head. Our medical commentator Dr. Joseph Sirven explains.

Some health apps can be electronic town criers. Our medical commentator, Dr. Joseph Sirven, explains.