Episodes
Chronic sinusitis is a common condition in which the cavities around nasal passages (sinuses) become inflamed and swollen, interfering with breathing and causing mucus to build up.
Published 04/17/14
Acute pain and chronic pain are two different beasts. Chronic pain needs to be perceived and treated like other chronic conditions, using similar paradigms to optimize the condition.
Published 04/08/14
The vast majority of hearing loss is simple age related. There are no surgical or medical interventions for the millions of people in the U.S. who have hearing loss, but technological advances have made tremendous improvements in hearing aids.
Published 03/05/14
One of a series of seminars about caregiving responsibilities, issues, conflicts, solutions and resources for caregivers. All programs focus on the caregiver, his/her well-being and the issues that may occur.
Published 03/05/14
Diagnosing mysterious medical cases has captured the imagination of the general populace through shows like House, MD. At Stanford, a real-life diagnostic clinic called the Consultative Medicine Clinic has been started by Dr. Bryant Lin.
Published 02/28/14
Each of us experiences changes in memory and thinking as we age. Exciting new research opens windows onto early and accurate diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease and brings hope for new therapies that may help.
Published 02/28/14
Lecture draws upon ancient mindfulness principles & teaches you how apply them to your life & situations. You'll learn how to develop a better awareness of your body & mind, & learn self-care - using breath, your five senses & the power of intention.
Published 02/28/14
Pelvic pain affects both women and men. This talk discusses common causes of pelvic pain as well as associated symptoms and treatment options from the perspective of a pain medicine specialist. A range of causes are discussed
Published 02/27/14
This talk focuses on the very current robotic surgical techniques used for treating ovarian, endometrial and cervical cancers and its advantages and outcomes.
Published 02/27/14
One of a series of seminars about caregiving responsibilities, issues, conflicts, solutions and resources for caregivers. All programs focus on the caregiver, his/her well-being and the issues that may occur.
Published 01/25/14
One of a series of seminars about caregiving responsibilities, issues, conflicts, solutions and resources for caregivers. All programs focus on the caregiver, his/her well-being and the issues that may occur.
Published 01/25/14
One of a series of seminars about caregiving responsibilities, issues, conflicts, solutions and resources for caregivers. All programs focus on the caregiver, his/her well-being and the issues that may occur.
Published 01/25/14
One of a series of seminars about caregiving responsibilities, issues, conflicts, solutions and resources for caregivers. All programs focus on the caregiver, his/her well-being and the issues that may occur.
Published 01/17/14
One of a series of seminars about caregiving responsibilities, issues, conflicts, solutions and resources for caregivers. All programs focus on the caregiver, his/her well-being and the issues that may occur.
Published 01/17/14
A talk about prostate cancer given by Stanford experts on the topics of Prostate Cancer Screening and Watchful Waiting; New Targeted Biopsy Techniques and Surgical Treatments for Prostate Cancer; Prostate Implants and other Radiation Treatments.
Published 11/11/13
Published 11/11/13
This talk reviews the causes of low back pain with specific attention to both serious causes that need immediate attention, and those that warrant more of a management approach.
Published 11/05/13
Advance care planning involves making decisions about the medical care you would want to receive if you become unable to speak for yourself. It's essential to share and document your priorities.
Published 11/04/13
New understanding of the basic biology of ovarian cancer has led to more accurate diagnosis and specialized treatments that are based on the location of the cancer and its cellular anatomy.
Published 11/04/13
(November 6, 2012) Dr. Spiegel describes the inevitability of stress and explains how one can employ smart survivorship by learning to cope with anxiety effectively.
Published 11/21/12
(October 2, 2012) Daniel Fortuño explains the complicated system of different types of healthcare coverage and shares some tips on how to maximize your individual benefits while reducing cost.
Published 11/09/12
Dr. Amanda Withrow talks about how cancer patients and survivors can maintain their quality of life while undergoing treatment and recovery. (September 12, 2012)
Published 10/12/12
cancer, patient, medicine, health, survivor, family, treatment, hospital, sexual health, innovation, male, female
Published 10/12/12
David Ketter gives a talk on emerging new treatments and medications for mood disorders. He then discusses how the newest treatments can offer hope for the future.
Published 08/17/12
Robert Villanueva talks about NAMI and its functions. He then discusses his own battles with Bipolar disorder and recounts a multitude of anecdotes.
Published 08/17/12