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In this crucial episode, Dr. Michael Richman and Dr. Fiorillo dive deep into what every average-risk adult should know about cancer screenings. With over 2 million new cancer diagnoses and 611,000 deaths in 2024 alone, this conversation could literally save your life.

What We Cover:

• Why age 66 is the average age for cancer—and what that means for you
• Breaking down HPV-related cancers and the importance of the HPV vaccine
• The truth about lung, breast, esophageal, and colorectal cancer screenings
• Common myths around cancer causes (diet, lifestyle, and "miracle cures")
• Real talk on high-risk vs. average-risk individuals
• When you should insist on a test—even if your doctor brushes it off

Whether you're 35 or 65, this episode delivers straightforward, evidence-based recommendations from two board-certified surgeons who have seen it all. Take notes. Share with loved ones. This episode could change everything. Subscribe for more no-fluff, high-impact medical advice.

Welcome back to Two Doctors Tell the Truth with Dr. Richman and Dr. Fiorillo — your trusted, no-BS source for real medical insights. In this first episode of our two-part cancer screening special, we take a deep dive into some of the most talked-about new cancer detection tests, separating fact from fiction to help you make informed decisions that could literally save your life.

🎙️ In this episode, we cover:

✅ Cologuard: An FDA-approved stool DNA test for colon cancer. Is it really as good as a colonoscopy?

🧪 GRAIL (Galleri Test): A $950 blood test claiming to detect 50+ cancers — but is it accurate or just anxiety-inducing?

🧲 Whole Body MRI: The trendy full-body scan some swear by. Is it worth it or just clever marketing?

Dr. Richman and Dr. Fiorillo — both board-certified surgeons — share data-backed analysis, personal experiences, and practical advice on how to approach cancer screening wisely, without falling into the trap of expensive and potentially misleading tests.

👀 Spoiler: Just because a test exists doesn’t mean it’s worth doing. Learn about false positives, downstream costs, and when you should stick with time-tested, evidence-based screening tools.

👉 Stay tuned for Part 2, where we’ll break down the standard, FDA-approved screenings like mammograms, colonoscopies, and PSA tests — and tell you which ones are non-negotiable.

📌 Subscribe to stay updated on real, unfiltered health advice — because when it comes to your health…
The truth does matter.

In this eye-opening episode, Dr. Michael Richman— double board-certified general and cardiothoracic surgeon — tackles the latest medical misinformation head-on.

Responding to recent claims about genetic tests for the MTHFR gene, Dr. Richman dives deep into the science behind genetic polymorphisms, homocysteine levels, and cardiovascular risk. He breaks down major clinical studies, busts myths about methylated folic acid, and explains why you don't need expensive testing or supplements sold by non-doctors.

Learn the facts that insurance-covered tests already reveal, and why you should think twice before trusting social media health trends.

The truth matters when it comes to your health.
Tune in and empower yourself with real, evidence-based information.