Latest Episodes for this Channel
Wed November 19 2008
Arrhythmias can be benign, but also life threatening. Join OHSU cardiologist Dr. Eric Stecker for a heart pounding discussion on how experts are makin...
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Arrhythmias can be benign, but also life threatening. Join OHSU cardiologist Dr. Eric Stecker for a heart pounding discussion on how experts are making sure patients are safe, while still alleviating
symptoms.
Arrhythmias can be benign, but also life threatening. Join OHSU cardiologist Dr. Eric Stecker for a heart pounding discussion on how experts are making sure patients are safe, while still alleviating
symptoms.
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Tue November 18 2008
Advances in the Treatment of Liver Cancer Liver cancer can arise as either primary or metastatic liver cancer. Treatment of this cancer may involve su...
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Advances in the Treatment of Liver Cancer Liver cancer can arise as either primary or metastatic liver cancer. Treatment of this cancer may involve surgery, interventional radiological procedures,
chemotherapy or radiation therapy. Learn about the latest advances in liver cancer treatment.
Advances in the Treatment of Liver Cancer Liver cancer can arise as either primary or metastatic liver cancer. Treatment of this cancer may involve surgery, interventional radiological procedures,
chemotherapy or radiation therapy. Learn about the latest advances in liver cancer treatment.
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Thu November 13 2008
Stress and anxiety can be normal, even helpful, physiological states. However, when they become a functional problem, where your personal relationship...
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Stress and anxiety can be normal, even helpful, physiological states. However, when they become a functional problem, where your personal relationships, sleep patterns and work productivity begin to
suffer, it is important for patients to seek out help. One in three of us at some point in our life will suffer from anxiety or depression. The vast majority of mental health is provided on the
primary...
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Stress and anxiety can be normal, even helpful, physiological states. However, when they become a functional problem, where your personal relationships, sleep patterns and work productivity begin to
suffer, it is important for patients to seek out help. One in three of us at some point in our life will suffer from anxiety or depression. The vast majority of mental health is provided on the
primary care level. During this live webcast, hear from two primary care physicians, who share their opinions on how to manage stress, as well as different available treatment options for anxiety.
Learn about the importance of having a "stress plan" and helpful coping strategies, along with the possible connection among stress, anxiety and illness. Bob, a Seattle patient and former corporate
executive, also joins the program to share his story of struggling with depression and anxiety. As an extremely successful businessman and family man, Bob secretly experienced tremendous suffering
and shame associated with his illness for many years. Often mental illness is viewed in our society as a character flaw, which can lead patients already suffering to feel even more shame. Both Bob
and the doctors stress that one's ability to manage stress, anxiety and depression has nothing to do with character. It is often the strongest person who is finally able to ask for help. The key is
identifying what your stressors are and the source of your anxieties and then working with your provider to find a treatment plan that is best suited for you. It is possible to find relief and lead a
full life!
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Wed November 12 2008
Breast cancer research continues to advance, but simultaneously, treatment options become more complicated. On this episode of Patient Power, we zero ...
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Breast cancer research continues to advance, but simultaneously, treatment options become more complicated. On this episode of Patient Power, we zero in on what neo-adjuvant therapy and dynamic
imaging are doing for newly diagnosed breast cancer patients. Find out how PET scans and MRIs are being used to promptly see if the therapy is working. Join breast cancer specialist Dr. Jennifer
Specht and ...
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Breast cancer research continues to advance, but simultaneously, treatment options become more complicated. On this episode of Patient Power, we zero in on what neo-adjuvant therapy and dynamic
imaging are doing for newly diagnosed breast cancer patients. Find out how PET scans and MRIs are being used to promptly see if the therapy is working. Join breast cancer specialist Dr. Jennifer
Specht and Andrew Schorr as they discuss the latest breakthroughs in breast cancer research and its implication for therapy and prognosis. Learn how oral therapies added to chemotherapy prior to
surgery are being used to raise the success rate in starving the cancers blood supply and curing it.
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Tue November 11 2008
This Patient Power program illustrates how providers, families, patients, and the greater community are coming together to address autism. How does an...
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This Patient Power program illustrates how providers, families, patients, and the greater community are coming together to address autism. How does an autism diagnosis affect a family? What is the
benefit of being part of a community when seeking treatment? Beyond knowing you're not alone, being part of a community in a broad sense allows you gain new knowledge. It is about linking with others
for...
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This Patient Power program illustrates how providers, families, patients, and the greater community are coming together to address autism. How does an autism diagnosis affect a family? What is the
benefit of being part of a community when seeking treatment? Beyond knowing you're not alone, being part of a community in a broad sense allows you gain new knowledge. It is about linking with others
for care, support and research is essential. Featured in the program are several guests: Gary Stobbe, M.D., a neurologist specializing in autism and Medical Director and Founder of the Autism
Spectrum Treatment and Research Center (ASTAR); Lauri Perry, mother of 9-year-old Clark who has autism; And Brenne Schario, mother of two children with autism and Executive Director at Families for
Effective Autism Treatment (FEAT) of Washington. It is through sharing stories that people can connect in a community - this is what Trusera does. Their new "One Video" Series offers powerful stories
from those who have 'been there.' Lauri Perry is featured there along with many others. You can seek comfort in their words or join the discussion and offer your own words to comfort others.
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