Newton, MA Dr. Mache Seibel, a national expert on women's health and Editor of My Menopause Magazine, will be joining Ed and Deb Shapiro on May 21, 2013 at 8pm EST to discuss Innovative Health Care and the affect that Angelina Jolie's publicly announced double mastectomy has had on women. The show has been selected to be featured in the Staff Picks section of BlogTalkRadio's homepage starting on Tuesday, May 21 at 12AM EST for the next 24 hours.

Jolie recently underwent a preventative double mastectomy because of her high risk of breast cancer from an inherited gene mutation. Jolie's decision has been widely talked about in the news, but what does this mean for women widespread – and what STILL isn't being talked about? Dr. Seibel will be discussing this issue at large as well as other topics of major importance for women in and around menopause.

Seibel is an expert on menopause and women's health issues and founder of My Menopause Magazine (available for the iPad through the Apple Newsstand). Using his vast experience of helping over 10,000 women over the past 30 years, Dr. Seibel created the digital magazine to address questions regarding hot flashes, weight control, emotional health and treatment options, and a breadth of topics in the women's health field. It has featured world-class experts and leaders, like NY Times Bestselling Author, JJ Virgin and PBS Host, Suzanne Andrews.

Vividlife.me features the latest and most optimistic ideas around living a fulfilling life. Through articles, radio, and video Vividlife.me features authors and innovators and stories of inspiration.

In addition to patient care, Seibel is a national and international speaker and consultant and founder of HealthRock, a multimedia health education company that uses music and entertainment to teach health literacy.

You can find out more about Dr. Seibel on http://www.doctorseibel.com which won a Gold Web Health Award for Menopause and General Health in 2012. Dr. Seibel received the eHealthcare Leadership Award for Health Content in 2011. In 2010 he won the HeSCA Media Festival Bronze Award and the Doctor's Channel Film Festival Grand Prize.