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Advances in Women"s Health

Advances in Women’s Health addresses advances, breakthroughs, and treatments for conditions related to women’s health, as well as preventive measures physicians can advise their patients to pursue. Topics will include breast health as it relates to cancer, ethnicity, fertility, and pregnancy; osteoporosis; female athletes’ health and emotional issues; mental health; pregnancy and all facets related to it; aging; nutrition and health; eating disorders; alternative medicine; and sex education.

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Immunizing Pregnant Women Against Pertussis: A Good...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/07/10

Guest: Stanley Gall, MD Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD Since the 1990s, we have seen a resurgence in infant deaths related to pertussis. Once thought to be a disease of childhood, pertussis attack rates are very high among non-immunized adults. Dr. Stanley Gall, professor of obstetrics and gynecology and women's health at the University of Louisville School of Medicine, analyzes the risk-benefit ratio of immunizing pregnant women and other vulnerable populations with host Dr. Lisa

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Immunizing Pregnant Women Against Pertussis: A Good...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/07/10

Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD Guest: Stanley Gall, MD Since the 1990s, we have seen a resurgence in infant deaths related to pertussis. Once thought to be a disease of childhood, pertussis attack rates are very high among non-immunized adults. Dr. Stanley Gall, professor of obstetrics and gynecology and women's health at the University of Louisville School of Medicine, analyzes the risk-benefit ratio of immunizing pregnant women and other vulnerable populations with host Dr. Lisa

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Female Physicians: Balancing Home and Career

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/07/10

Guest: Joseph Flaherty, MD Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD Do the career choices made by female physicians play a central role in the projected shortage of doctors? Host Dr. Lisa Mazzullo explores this provocative idea with Dr. Joseph Flaherty, dean of medicine, and professor of psychiatry and community health sciences at the University of Illinois College of Medicine, taking an in-depth look at the substantive issues that confront many contemporary women in medicine. Beyond gender

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Female Physicians: Balancing Home and Career

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/07/10

Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD Guest: Joseph Flaherty, MD Do the career choices made by female physicians play a central role in the projected shortage of doctors? Host Dr. Lisa Mazzullo explores this provocative idea with Dr. Joseph Flaherty, dean of medicine, and professor of psychiatry and community health sciences at the University of Illinois College of Medicine, taking an in-depth look at the substantive issues that confront many contemporary women in medicine. Beyond gender

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Women in Leadership in Healthcare: Perspectives from...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/07/09

Host: John Armstrong, MD Guest: Maj. Gen. Carla Hawley-Bowland, MD Maj. Gen. Dr. Carla Hawley-Bowland, commanding general at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, chief of the United States Army Medical Corps, and the first female Medical Corps General in the history of the United States Army, speaks about the leadership structure that afforded her the opportunity to assume this landmark post. Dr. Hawley-Bowland also touches on women's health issues in the military, and the impending

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Women in Leadership in Healthcare: Perspectives from...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/07/09

Guest: Maj. Gen. Carla Hawley-Bowland, MD Host: John Armstrong, MD Maj. Gen. Dr. Carla Hawley-Bowland, commanding general at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, chief of the United States Army Medical Corps, and the first female Medical Corps General in the history of the United States Army, speaks about the leadership structure that afforded her the opportunity to assume this landmark post. Dr. Hawley-Bowland also touches on women's health issues in the military, and the impending

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Move Over Marcus Welby: Distinctive Paths to Medical...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/06/06

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Guest: Thea Sakata Guest: Lina Rodriguez A medical school graduation photo today looks much different than those of the 1950s, with a considerable shift in gender distribution, and a diverse collection of races, nationalities and pre-medical school experiences. Ms. Thea Sakata and Ms. Lina Rodriguez, both first-year medical students at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, discuss their unique journeys to medical school with host Dr

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Move Over Marcus Welby: Distinctive Paths to Medical...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/06/06

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Guest: Thea Sakata Guest: Lina Rodriguez A medical school graduation photo today looks much different than those of the 1950s, with a considerable shift in gender distribution, and a diverse collection of races, nationalities and pre-medical school experiences. Ms. Thea Sakata and Ms. Lina Rodriguez, both first-year medical students at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, discuss their unique journeys to medical school with host Dr

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Is there a critical window to begin Hormone...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/06/06

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Guest: Veronica Ravnikar, MD During the 1990's multiple studies suggested hormone replacement therapy would decrease heart disease in women and prolong life. Many doctors encouraged their patients to take estrogen even if they didn't have menopausal symptoms. Dr. Veronica Ravnikar discusses optimizing cardiovascular and cognitive benefits of HRT with the early initiation of therapy.

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Is there a critical window to begin Hormone...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/06/06

Guest: Veronica Ravnikar, MD Host: Lauren Streicher, MD During the 1990's multiple studies suggested hormone replacement therapy would decrease heart disease in women and prolong life. Many doctors encouraged their patients to take estrogen even if they didn't have menopausal symptoms. Dr. Veronica Ravnikar discusses optimizing cardiovascular and cognitive benefits of HRT with the early initiation of therapy.

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Hormone Influence on Cognitive Function

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/06/06

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Guest: Veronica Ravnikar, MD There is substantial evidence that supports the importance of estrogen to cognitive function, but it seems there is relatively little emphasis on proactively preserving the ability to think clearly once menopause hits. Dr. Veronica Ravnikar, chair of obstetrics and gynecology at South Shore Hospital in Weymouth, Mass., discusses how to treat women with estrogen therapy.

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Hormone Influence on Cognitive Function

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/06/06

Guest: Veronica Ravnikar, MD Host: Lauren Streicher, MD There is substantial evidence that supports the importance of estrogen to cognitive function, but it seems there is relatively little emphasis on proactively preserving the ability to think clearly once menopause hits. Dr. Veronica Ravnikar, chair of obstetrics and gynecology at South Shore Hospital in Weymouth, Mass., discusses how to treat women with estrogen therapy.

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How to Address Obesity in Clinical Practice

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/05/30

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Guest: Sandra Carson, MD Host Dr. Lauren Streicher continues her discussion with Dr. Sandra Carson, professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown University, on how to tackle the issue of treating obese women. They discuss diet plans, lifestyle modifications, counseling strategies, and medications to best treat obese patients.

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How to Address Obesity in Clinical Practice

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/05/30

Guest: Sandra Carson, MD Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Host Dr. Lauren Streichercontinues her discussion withDr. Sandra Carson,professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown University,on how to tackle the issue of treating obese women. They discuss diet plans, lifestyle modifications, counseling strategies, and medications to best treat obese patients.

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The Obesity Epidemic in Women: Causes and Consequences

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/05/30

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Guest: Sandra Carson, MD Dr. Sandra Carson, professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, offers her perspective on the causes and consequences of the obesity epidemic in women. Are there common reasons for weight gain not directly linked to the ratio of food intake versus energy output? How do eating patterns, hormone replacement therapies and other medicines impact weight control? Dr. Lauren Streicher

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The Obesity Epidemic in Women: Causes and Consequences

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/05/30

Guest: Sandra Carson, MD Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Dr. Sandra Carson, professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, offers her perspective on the causes and consequences of the obesity epidemic in women. Are there common reasons for weight gain not directly linked to the ratio of food intake versus energy output? How do eating patterns, hormone replacement therapies and other medicines impact weight control? Dr. Lauren Streicher

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Treating Chronic Pelvic Pain: A Challenge For Even...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/05/30

Guest: Frank Tu, MD, MPH Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Diagnosing chronic pelvic pain can be difficult; managing pelvic pain is sometimes impossible. It's one of the most frustrating problems for the general gynecologist. Dr. Frank Tu of the Division of Gynecological Pain and Minimally Invasive Surgery of Northwestern Healthcare discusses how to treat the patient with chronic pelvic pain.

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Treating Chronic Pelvic Pain: A Challenge For Even...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/05/30

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Guest: Frank Tu, MD, MPH Diagnosing chronic pelvic pain can be difficult; managing pelvic pain is sometimes impossible. It's one of the most frustrating problems for the general gynecologist. Dr. Frank Tu of the Division of Gynecological Pain and Minimally Invasive Surgery of Northwestern Healthcare discusses how to treat the patient with chronic pelvic pain.

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Finding the Source of Chronic Pelvic Pain

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/05/30

Guest: Frank Tu, MD, MPH Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Surveys suggest that chronic pelvic pain is responsible for 10 percent of all gynecology referrals, 20 percent of all hysterectomies, and 40 percent of all laparoscopies. Frank Tu, MD, MPH, director of gynecological pain and minimally invasive surgery, and assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology within Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, joins host Dr. Lauren Streicher to assess the key challenges

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Finding the Source of Chronic Pelvic Pain

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/05/30

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Guest: Frank Tu, MD, MPH Surveys suggest that chronic pelvic pain is responsible for 10 percent of all gynecology referrals, 20 percent of all hysterectomies, and 40 percent of all laparoscopies. Frank Tu, MD, MPH, director of gynecological pain and minimally invasive surgery, and assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology within Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, joins host Dr. Lauren Streicher to assess the key challenges

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