Dr. Joseph Sirven
Dr. Joseph Sirven is a practicing neurologist at Mayo Clinic and a professor at Arizona State University.
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We’ve long imagined space as the final frontier — but what is it really doing to the human body? Our medical commentator Dr. Joseph Sirven explains. -
Calling your doctor "doctor" really matters in medicine. KJZZ's medical commentator, Dr. Joseph Sirven explains. -
The secret to our health may be hiding in fairy tales. Our medical commentator, Dr. Joseph Sirven, explains. -
Our medical commentator Dr. Joseph Sirven says there’s a kind of medicine we don’t prescribe but maybe we should. It doesn’t come in pills or procedures. And he noticed it in a new Barbie Doll: -
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.
