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Hand Washing and Handshake Bans

Hand Washing and Handshake Bans (2020)

>> January 12, 2020
Some hospital units have set up handshake bans because too few healthcare workers wash hands well enough to keep from spreading germs. The general public is even worse at washing hands, which has caused spread of serious disease. Some experts say handshakes …
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Broken Heart Syndrome

Broken Heart Syndrome

>> January 12, 2020
When a person suffers a severe emotional shock, they may suffer what looks like a heart attack but is actually what doctors call โ€œstress cardiomyopathy.โ€ Most patients recover but the condition can be fatal, confirming that it is possible to die of a broken …
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Medical Notes: Week of January 12, 2020

>> January 12, 2020
Teenagers are vaping marijuana at rapidly rising rates. A report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finds that among high school seniors last year, the rate of those whoโ€™d vaped marijuana in the last month nearly doubled, from 7.5% to 14%. …
ListenMedical Notes: Week of January 12, 2020
Avoiding Mistakes in Dealing with Aging

Avoiding Mistakes in Dealing with Aging

>> January 5, 2020
As loved ones age, tough decisions need to be made on finances, housing, and other concerns, and these decisions need to be made far earlier than they typically are. This is especially true if a person does not have family to act as support and caregiver. Two …
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Telling Liesโ€”Who Does It and Why

Telling Lies–Who Does It and Why

>> January 5, 2020
Lies arenโ€™t always bad. Often, theyโ€™re told to be polite, and compassionate people are most likely to tell whoppers. But as the stakes of lies rise, honesty trumps kindness. Yet few people are ever able to distinguish when theyโ€™re being told lies. Experts …
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Medical Notes: Week of January 5, 2020

>> January 5, 2020
An aggressive form of breast cancer called metastatic HER2-positive breast cancer accounts for up to 20 percent of the disease. Itโ€™s especially hard to treat when the cancer has spread to the brain. Now studies in the New England Journal of Medicine describe …
ListenMedical Notes: Week of January 5, 2020
Melanoma Advances

Melanoma Advances

>> December 29, 2019
Fifteen years ago, advanced melanoma was usually lethal. But new treatments harnessing the immune system have increased survival so much that researchers havenโ€™t completely been able to quantify it. An expert physician discusses the advances. Guest …
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Medical Notes: Week of December 29, 2019

>> December 29, 2019
The last three flu seasons have been, bad but thereโ€™s a chance this year could be even worse. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says this flu season has started very quicklyโ€ฆwith 27 states reporting moderate to high levels of the flu, compared to …
ListenMedical Notes: Week of December 29, 2019
GERD and Your Holiday Feast

GERD and Your Holiday Feast

>> December 22, 2019
During the holidays, reflux problems are magnified by big meals with trigger foods like chocolate and alcohol. But reflux sometimes doesnโ€™t show up as heartburn. A gastroenterologist discusses reflux, how it may appear as asthma or hoarseness, and how it can …
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Christmas in the E.R.: It's No Holiday

Christmas in the E.R.: It’s No Holiday

>> December 22, 2019
Winter in general, and the holidays in particular, are the busiest time of year in hospital emergency departments, even in places where it doesnโ€™t snow. Experts discuss the increase in deaths of all kinds, including the โ€œMerry Christmas Coronaryโ€ and possible …
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Medical Notes: Week of December 22, 2019

>> December 22, 2019
More than 30 million Americans suffer from food allergies, and desensitizing them with oral immunotherapy can take six months to a year. Itโ€™s also very tricky and requires close medical supervision. But a new study in the journal JCI Insight shows that …
ListenMedical Notes: Week of December 22, 2019
Bridging the Vax/Anti-Vax Divide

Bridging the Vax/Anti-Vax Divide

>> December 15, 2019
The debate over vaccination isnโ€™t as civil as it once was, and leaves little room for common ground or even discussion. Pro-vaccine advocates often point to science showing safety and effectiveness, but as a noted medical humanities researcher explains, values …
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