Roger Seheult, MD

Board Certified Internal Medicine Specialist

Riverside, USA

About Roger

Dr. Roger Seheult is a Board Certified Internal Medicine Specialist with expertise in Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine. He is the co-founder and lead professor at MedCram. Dr. Seheult has published numerous papers and is a respected expert in his field.

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Recent Appearances

Episode 143. Outdoor Physical Activity is More Beneficial than Indoor Activity for Cognition in Young People

MedCram•Feb 17, 2026•15:09•host

Episode 142. New Study on Sunlight: All Cause Mortality Benefit Versus Melanoma Mortality Risk

MedCram•Jan 28, 2026•16:30•host

Roger Seheult, MD

About Roger

Associated Podcasts

MedCram

Connect

Recent Appearances

Episode 143. Outdoor Physical Activity is More Beneficial than Indoor Activity for Cognition in Young People

Episode 142. New Study on Sunlight: All Cause Mortality Benefit Versus Melanoma Mortality Risk

Key Topics

Episode 141. OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea) Comparison of Treatments

Episode 140. Flu Deaths Predictable Every Year

Episode 139. Technology Innovations That Facilitate Sunlight Exposure

Episode 138. Infrared Light Reduces ICU Stay

Episode 137. See Infrared Light with Your Own Eyes and Testing Situations

Episode 136. Tylenol and Autism - Oxidative Stress and Sunlight

Episode 135. RCT: Azelastine Nasal Spray Reduces COVID by 67%

Episode 134. Night Shift Workers Can Mitigate the Risk of Metabolic Disease by Not Eating at Night

Episode 133. Surprising Fix for Eye Strain in LED Workspaces

Episode 132. Sunlight and NIR Pass Through the Body and Can Affect Distant Cells

Episode 130. NB1.8.1. SARS CoV-2 Variant Spreading to US, Interferon, & HHS Cuts Funding for Moderna H5N1 Vaccine

Episode 129. Artificial Intelligence Leveraged to Write Medical Documentation in Seconds Saving Hours

Episode 128. Ensifentrine (Ohtuvayre) for COPD: 2024 FDA Approval, ENHANCE Trials, and What You Need to Know

Episode 127. CRISPR Technology Now Available Outside the US

Episode 126. FDA Approves First Medication for OSA

Episode 125. Space Travel & The Vernal Equinox: What Causes Mitochondrial Dysfunction?

Episode 124. H5N1 Chickens Culled and Vaccinating Chickens

Episode 123. Multicenter Double Blinded RCT on Vit D in Multiple Sclerosis