Multiple Sclerosis Treatment
From the Mayo Clinic comes this overview of multiple sclerosis treatment and new therapies for patients.
Evaluating Cardiovascular Risk Associated with Rheumatoid Arthritis
This webcast looks at the relationship between cardiovascular risk factors and markers of rheumatoid arthritis severity.
Immunizations for Children
Watch as Barry Hainer, MD, of Medical University of South Carolina, breaks down the immunizations recommendations for children according to age group.
Child Vaccination Schedule Tool
In this video, Amy Pisani, MS, discusses an online tool that generates a customized vaccine schedule for children up to age six.
Living with Schizophrenia
Dr. Fred Frese, himself a schizophrenic, and author Pete Earley, whose son has been diagnosed, share their stories.
Diabetes Equity Project Works to Reduce Disparities in Care
The Diabetes Equity Project uses cultural competency programs, targeted CME, a database registry and other tools to improve diabetes care.
Ablative Therapy for Barrett's Esophagus
The author of a study that compared the cost utility of ablation with that of endoscopic surveillance strategies explains his findings.
Nissen Fundoplication for GERD
A video and animated overview of a laparoscopic surgical technique used in the treatment of GERD.
Vitamin D For Prostate Cancer
In this health video learn how a new study shows massive doses of a prescription form of vitamin D may help slow the growth of prostate cancer.
Nutrition and Obesity in the Diabetic Patient
What factors are contributing to the epidemic of obesity and diabetes, and which clinical and educational interventions have been shown to work?
Innovative New Strategies for Heart Failure
A cardiologist specializing in echocardiography discusses the diagnosis and management of heart failure, as well as promising new areas of research.
Got a Problem? There's a Brain Area for That!
Mr. English gets the skinny on how brain imaging can solve his peculiar problem.
The Virtual Brain Project
A team of international scientists is working on a mammoth project to create the world's first functional, virtual brain.
Management of ADHD
Russell Barkley, PhD, discusses the recent advancements in understanding the nature and subtyping of ADHD.
Physician Ed: Prostate Cancer Screening and Treatment
Dr. John Whyte explains why screening and treatment for prostate cancer might not be the best medicine.
Fluids and Electrolytes: Hyponatremia
The Assessment Technologies Institute produced this video as part of its Prescriptive Learning for All Nurses (PLAN) program.
Cardiac Electronic Devices: Pacemakers and ICDs
This video reviews the use of pacemakers, ICDs, and other implantable devices for patients with heart rhythm disorders.
A Patient's Guide to Cardiac Catheter Ablation
Video overview of cardiac catheter ablation and the heart rhythm disorders that may benefit from the procedure.
When to Repair or Replace Knee Joints
Dr. Steven Haddad discusses the main differences between ankle anthropasty and ankle fusion surgery.
External Beam Radiation for Prostate Cancer
This patient education video is for men who have prostate cancer and whose doctor may have recommended radiation therapy.
Repairing Joints with Cartilage from the Dead
Middle age patients suffering from arthritis might be better treated by a procedure that uses cadaver cartilage.
Diabetes and Heart Disease
Two experts discuss diabetes and cardiovascular disease risk.
The Mystery of Atrial Fibrillation
UCSF cardiologist Gregory Marcus, MD, discusses, the causes, prevention, and management of atrial fibrillation.
Gene Affects Risks of Developing Lupus
A study performed by researchers from the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation on the genetic factors associated with lupus uncovered a critical gene.
Headaches in Children
Watch as Jack Gladstein, MD, discusses symptoms and treatments for children with migraines, along with the roles of stress, sleep, and genetics on headaches.
Strategies for Treating High Blood Pressure and High Cholesterol
Video explores current options for managing hypertension and atherosclerosis.
State of the Art Prostate Cancer Treatment Brought to Israel
According to the American Cancer Society 1 in 6 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime, and 1 in 35 will die from the disease.
The Educated Patient: What If I Get MS?
Neurologist and author John Murray, MD, FRCP (C), OC, discusses the diagnosis of MS.
What Is Multiple Sclerosis?
Panel discussion focusing on the symptoms, causes, effects, and management of Multiple Sclerosis.
Reducing Hospital Readmissions
A new study looks at a whether a program designed to transition chronically ill patients from hospital to home can reduce readmissions.