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Dr. Donee Pattrson discusses Holiday Eating Habits with Einstein Dietician Theresa Shank.
Dr. Jerry Zuckerman, Chief Quality and Patient Safety Officer and Medical Director of Infection, Prevention, and Control answers questions about Ebola, most of which were generated by Einstein employees. (October, 2014)
Lung cancer is the most deadly cancer for men and women, but it can be cured if detected early. Our physicians and patient navigators discuss how lung cancer screenings work and why Einstein offers free CT screenings for those 55 to 79 years ol
The current joint replacement materials show better outcomes with survivorship of 95% over 15 to 20 years. Our physicians discuss improvements in joint replacement surgery, genetic predisposition for arthritis and what you can do to have a bett
Did you know that diabetics need to track everything they consume, including beverages? Or that they should focus on how much they eat and how to add nutrients into each meal? Our physicians discuss tips for diabetes management.
Over 79 million Americans have pre-diabetes and nearly two million more don’t know they have diabetes. Einstein physicians discuss proper nutrition and weight loss techniques for people with diabetes.
Dr. Donee Patterson and Blue Cross Broad Street Run Medical Director Dr. Minn Saing discuss tips for success during the big race including when to meet with an athletic trainer, proper hydration and nutrition, pain management and special care f
Two hundred fifty thousand people die per year from a heart attack before they make it to a hospital. Dr. Donee discusses the warning signs of congestive heart failure and prevention methods.
Tay-Sachs Disease is a neurodegenerative disease that causes nerves to stop functioning and shortens the life span of affected children to five years or less. Our physicians discuss how the mutation occurs in certain populations and why people
All refugees are required to be immunized to have a green card. Our physicians discuss services provided by Einstein’s refugee clinic, including enrolling children in school and blood tests.
Babies need a lot of prenatal care and personal attention to develop properly. Our physicians discuss what are normal developmental milestones and delays.
Fifty percent of men have enlarged prostates by age 50. Our physicians explain symptoms and side effects of benign prostatic hyperplasia, prostate cancer, erectile dysfunction and other male health conditions.
Can a positive attitude keep you free of pain? Dr. Donee Patterson discusses holistic approaches to pain management.
Osteoarthritis is caused by wear and tear on joints. Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune disorder that causes the body to attack the joints. Our physicians discuss forms of arthritis and when to consult a doctor.
Keep summer fun by avoiding accidents that can lead you to the emergency room. Our physicians discuss water, sun and heat safety for children and adults.
People over the age of 50 make up 10% of the AIDs population. Even if there is no risk of pregnancy you still need to use protection from HIV. Our physicians discuss why people are living longer with HIV and the myths and facts on how it spread
Hepatitis spreads 100 times more easily than HIV, yet less people think about it. Our physicians discuss the differences between hepatitis A, B and C and what you can do to prevent this form of liver damage.
Ranging in size from a pea to a watermelon, fibroids are benign uterine tumors that can affect fertility. Our physicians explain why hysterectomies are no longer the only surgical treatment option and what symptoms to watch out for.
Over a million people attempt suicide in a year worldwide, yet most people do not realize it until it happens to someone close to you. Our physicians discuss the warning signs to watch out for and steps for prevention.
The best time to have a loved one sign a living will or choose a power of attorney is when he or she is fully mentally able to make those choices. Our physicians discuss the normal and abnormal aging as baby boomers turn 65 years old.
Know your body and seek help if you notice any changes in your reproductive health. Our physicians discuss symptoms and treatment options for gynecological cancer.
Fifty-four percent of high school students have been involved in some type of domestic violence situation. Our physicians discuss the various types of domestic violence and how it affects both boys and girls equally.
More than 5 millions youths are treated in hospital emergency rooms each year for sports-related injuries. Our physicians discuss how to keep your children safe.
A discussion about the positives and negatives of this transition into a new phase of life. Einstein’s doctors discuss warning signs and symptom relief for menopause.
True or False? You don’t need a mammogram if you don’t have a family history of breast cancer? False: At least 60% of breast cancers have no family history at all.
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