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The NIH MFM Network: How Science Gets Done

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2007/05/11

Guest: Catherine Spong, MD Host: Michael Benson, MD In the 1950's the standard treatment for premature infants with respiratory distress syndrome was 100% oxygen. An estimated 10,000 babies were blinded before the dangers of high oxygen treatment were fully understood. As physicians, many of us are only too aware that we still provide some treatments to patients because that's "the way we always have done it" or because "that is the way we were trained." In this segment, Dr. Spong

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How To Fix a Broken Mental Health Care System:...

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2007/05/09

Guest: Andrew Sperling, JD, MA Host: Paul Raeburn A disturbed violent young man was repeatedly identified as someone who desperately needed help. Yet he never got that help, and the Virginia Tech tragedy was the result. What does that tell us about our mental health system? And How can it be fixed? Andrew Sperling of the National Alliance on Mental Illness gives us his prescription.

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HIPAA... Permitted Uses and Disclosures

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2007/05/09

Guest: James Bream, JD Host: Larry Kaskel, MD When it comes to HIPAA, you just want to know what you can and cannot do. Attorney Jim Bream of Querrey and Harrow joins Dr. Larry Kaskel in order to tell you.

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HIPAA and the Individual Right to Privacy

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2007/05/09

Guest: James Bream, JD Host: Larry Kaskel, MD Join Dr. Larry Kaskel and attorney Jim Bream of Querrey and Harrow as they explore everything you need to know about HIPAA with regards to privacy policies.

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HIPAA Privacy Regulations Overview

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2007/05/09

Guest: James Bream, JD Host: Larry Kaskel, MD Join Dr. Larry Kaskel and attorney Jim Bream of Querrey and Harrow as they banter back and forth over the HIPAA regulations. What they mean to you and how to implement them in your daily practice.

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Medical Initiatives for When Help Isn't On the Way

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2007/05/06

Guest: Pamela Fadem, MPH Host: Maurice Pickard, MD Pamela Fadem addresses the rational but controversial notion that with continuing national to global inequities in health care, people who are underserved must provide their own medical solutions in situations where outside help is not forthcoming. The Hesperian Foundation's work to provide common access to these medical solutions is discussed, both on account of the service it provides globally, and the ensuing conflicts it

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Medicine for the Masses?

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2007/05/06

Guest: Pamela Fadem, MPH Host: Maurice Pickard, MD Pamela Fadem speaks about the Hesperian Foundation's publishings in the "Where There Are No Doctors" series. This proposed village handbook has sold over three million copies and has been translated into 50 languages. It is used by shopkeepers, pharmacists, teachers, health workers, mothers and midwives to provide practical medical knowledge and support in areas where no professional medical assistance can be reached. The work also

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When Drugs are Not Enough: Caring For HIV-Positive...

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2007/05/06

Guest: Mardge Cohen, MD Host: Maurice Pickard, MD The government, local organizations and experienced professionals have social, educational and cultural issues to address in the treatment of HIV-positive women and children, both in Rwanda and the United States. In Rwanda, the powerful cultural stigmas of HIV and AIDS hinder patients from seeking help, and PTSD and depression are frequent comorbid conditions encountered particularly in adolecent girls who have never experienced

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Caring for Genocide Rape Survivors: The WE-ACTx Model

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2007/05/06

Host: Maurice Pickard, MD Guest: Mardge Cohen, MD Dr Mardge Cohen discusses the history of genocide rape in Rwanda, 1994, and the legacy for the HIV-positive women and girls that have survived. While the perpetrators of these crimes received appropriate care in prisons, the victims tragically did not. Dr. Cohen founded WE-ACT (Women's Equity in Access to Care and Treatment) which has extended its medical missions into Rwanda by opening clinics devoted to the care and treatment for

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Challenges in Providing Care in Underserved Areas

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2007/05/06

Guest: Christopher Gonzalez, MD, MBA Host: Maurice Pickard, MD Dr. Gonzalez describes how a physician accommodates to conditions in a third world country and continues to provide good medical care. The creating of partnerships with the local physicians works to provide excellent pre and post-operative care, and allows volunteers the opportunity to witness and address global needs directly.

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Addressing Volunteerism in Underserved Areas

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2007/05/06

Guest: Christopher Gonzalez, MD, MBA Host: Maurice Pickard, MD Dr. Gonzalez describes the rewards of bringing care to an area where it had not previously been available. Establishing professional relationships has been enriching to all involved and can revitalize one's medical life at home as well as abroad.

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Global Warming's Clinical and Political Solutions

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2007/05/04

Guest: Jonathan Patz, MD, MPH Host: Maurice Pickard, MD In this segment, Dr. Patz discusses the clinical opportunities physicians can employ with their patients to maximize health through awareness of the environmental changes occurring. The talk then flows into the subject of government environmental policies, including states taking the initiative on environmental legislation where the federal government has not.

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Global Warming and Disease

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2007/05/04

Guest: Jonathan Patz, MD, MPH Host: Maurice Pickard, MD In this interview, Dr. Patz explores global warming as it relates to specific disease states, both in third world countries and the United States. Malaria, Dengue, West Nile Encephalitis, and crop failure/water malnutrition are all discussed.

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Global Warming and Health: An Overview

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2007/05/04

Guest: Jonathan Patz, MD, MPH Host: Maurice Pickard, MD In this segment, Dr. Patz introduces the scientific proof of global warming and its effect on the environment as it relates to human health.

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Where there are no doctors:a village handbook

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2007/05/02

Host: Mark Chyna, MD 1.who uses and why this valuable book that has sold 3 million copies 2.a book that has value in third world countries and possibly in the United States

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Predictive Health

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2007/04/30

Guest: Corey Keyes, PhD Host: Cathleen Margolin, PhD Dr. Corey Keyes discusses the new focus in research and medicine on predictive health.

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The Peer Review Process

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2007/04/29

Guest: Douglas Elden, JD Host: Bill Rutenberg, MD Doug Elden discusses how the peer review process works and its value within the medical community.

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Global Nursing Shortage

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2007/04/29

Guest: Kathleen Bartholomew, RN Host: Leslie P. Lundt, MD Kathleen Bartholomew, RN, BS discusses the reasons that a global nursing shortage exists.

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Current Trends in Tobacco Advertising

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2007/04/16

Guest: Karen Glanz, PhD Host: Cathleen Margolin, PhD Dr. Karen Glanz, Director of the Emory Prevention Research Center amd Professor of Behavioral Sciences and Health Education at the Rollins School of Public Health, discusses current trends in tobacco advertising and teen smoking.

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Researching How Restaurants Plan Menus

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2007/04/16

Guest: Karen Glanz, PhD Host: Cathleen Margolin, PhD Dr. Karen Glanz, Director of the Emory Prevention Research Center and Professor of Behavioral Sciences and Health Education at the Rollins School of Public Health, discusses her prior study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, "How Major Restaurant Chains Plan Their Menus - The Role of Profit, Demand, and Health."

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