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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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Can a Needle in the Neck Prevent Hot Flashes? A Look...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/11/21

Guest: Eugene Lipov, MD Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Women who have hot flashes may experience episodes up to 80 times a week. Estrogen is the most common treatment, but oftentimes it's just not enough. Dr. Eugene Lipov, an anesthesiologist and medical director of Northwest Hospital's Advanced Pain Center in Arlington Heights, Illinois, discusses with host Dr. Lauren Streicher his pioneering use of the stellate ganglion block to alleviate hot flashes for women. The two cover the

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Healthcare for Women with Disabilities: Challenges...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/11/13

Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD Guest: Cassing Hammond, MD What's it like to not be able to get a mammogram because the machine does not accommodate a wheelchair? What's it like to be a paraplegic and want to have a baby? These are just two of the growing number of daily problems facing the more than 25 million women with disabilities in the United States. Dr. Cassing Hammond, director of family planning and contraception at the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University and

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Healthcare for Women with Disabilities: Challenges...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/11/13

Guest: Cassing Hammond, MD Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD What's it like to not be able to get a mammogram because the machine does not accommodate a wheelchair? What's it like to be a paraplegic and want to have a baby? These are just two of the growing number of daily problems facing the more than 25 million women with disabilities in the United States. Dr. Cassing Hammond, director of family planning and contraception at the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University and

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Managing Dual Conditions in Pregnant Substance Abusers

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/11/13

Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD Guest: Mishka Terplan, MD Researchers have no way to determine how significant the problem of substance abuse and pregnancy really is. Very few women will be open and honest when it comes to answering questions about elicit drug use. So how do doctors get their patients the proper help? Dr. Mishka Terplan, an associate professor at the University of Chicago, looks at the issues of universal drug screening for all pregnant women, confidentiality, inpatient

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Managing Dual Conditions in Pregnant Substance Abusers

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/11/13

Guest: Mishka Terplan, MD Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD Researchers have no way to determine how significant the problem of substance abuse and pregnancy really is. Very few women will be open and honest when it comes to answering questions about elicit drug use. So how do doctors get their patients the proper help? Dr. Mishka Terplan, an associate professor at the University of Chicago, looks at the issues of universal drug screening for all pregnant women, confidentiality, inpatient

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The Obama Administration: New Views on Reproductive...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/11/13

Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD Guest: Marilyn Keefe A new president in the White House will change the climate of reproductive health in this country. Where did we stand under the Bush administration, and how will an Obama administration view access to birth control, emergency contraception, preventive health programs for women and comprehensive sex education programs? Marilyn Keefe, director of reproductive health programs for the National Partnership for Women & Families in

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The Obama Administration: New Views on Reproductive...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/11/13

Guest: Marilyn Keefe Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD A new president in the White House will change the climate of reproductive health in this country. Where did we stand under the Bush administration, and how will an Obama administration view access to birth control, emergency contraception, preventive health programs for women and comprehensive sex education programs? Marilyn Keefe, director of reproductive health programs for the National Partnership for Women & Families in

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The Mysteries and Challenges of Treating Mild...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/11/13

Guest: Enrique Hernandez, MD Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD Cervical cancer is the second leading cause of death in women around the world. Many of these deaths can be avoided if women with mild cervical dysplasia are treated early. In the last few years, doctors have clarified the cytology and pathology for women in order to treat the problem effectively, while not over-treating the issue. Dr. Enrique Hernandez, chairman of the department of obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive

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The Mysteries and Challenges of Treating Mild...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/11/13

Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD Guest: Enrique Hernandez, MD Cervical cancer is the second leading cause of death in women around the world. Many of these deaths can be avoided if women with mild cervical dysplasia are treated early. In the last few years, doctors have clarified the cytology and pathology for women in order to treat the problem effectively, while not over-treating the issue. Dr. Enrique Hernandez, chairman of the department of obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive

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Exploring Life Expectancy: Why Do Women Live Longer...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/10/24

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Guest: Marianne Legato, MD Women account for 85 percent of the people in the industrialized world who have reached 100 years of age. What accounts for the longer lifespan of women? Dr. Marianne Legato, founder of the Partnership for Gender-Specific Medicine at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, talks with host Dr. Lauren Streicher about the significance of gender on life span. They discuss the roles that biology, lifestyle, and social

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Exploring Life Expectancy: Why Do Women Live Longer...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/10/24

Guest: Marianne Legato, MD Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Women account for 85 percent of the people in the industrialized world who have reached 100 years of age. What accounts for the longer lifespan of women? Dr. Marianne Legato, founder of the Partnership for Gender-Specific Medicine at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, talks with host Dr. Lauren Streicher about the significance of gender on life span. They discuss the roles that biology, lifestyle, and social

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Robotic Surgery for Women: The Future Is Here

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/10/24

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Guest: Patrick Lowe, MD Robotic surgery for gynecology has only been approved by the FDA since 2005. This method is growing popularity among surgeons due to its success rate in treating endometrial cancer and cervical cancer. Dr. Patrick Lowe, director of the Gynecological Robotics and Minimally Invasive Surgery program at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago, talks with host Dr. Lauren Streicher about the benefits of robotics

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Robotic Surgery for Women: The Future Is Here

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/10/24

Guest: Patrick Lowe, MD Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Robotic surgery for gynecology has only been approved by the FDA since 2005. This method is growing popularity among surgeons due to its success rate in treating endometrial cancer and cervical cancer. Dr. Patrick Lowe, director of the Gynecological Robotics and Minimally Invasive Surgery program at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago, talks with host Dr. Lauren Streicher about the benefits of robotics

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Physician Dysfunction and Sexual Dysfunction

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/10/03

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Guest: Laura Berman, PhD How can doctors make their female patients more comfortable talking about sexual dysfunction in the clinical setting? It could be as easy as adding a question to patient intake forms or posting a sign in the waiting room. Host Dr. Lauren Streicher and guest Dr. Laura Berman, an assistant clinical professor of ob/gyn and psychiatry at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, talk candidly about female sexual

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Physician Dysfunction and Sexual Dysfunction

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/10/03

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Guest: Laura Berman, PhD How can doctors make their female patients more comfortable talking about sexual dysfunction in the clinical setting? It could be as easy as adding a question to patient intake forms or posting a sign in the waiting room. Host Dr. Lauren Streicher and guest Dr. Laura Berman, an assistant clinical professor of ob/gyn and psychiatry at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, talk candidly about female sexual

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Matters of the Heart: Cardiac Disease and...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/10/03

Guest: Kim Lebowitz Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Women are twice as likely as men to experience depression, and that statistic holds true for female cardiac patients. Linking heart disease and depression, the American Heart Associationrecently recommended that all cardiac patients be screened for depression. Dr. Kim Lebowitz, director and founder of the Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, discusses with host Dr. Lauren Streicher the new field

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Matters of the Heart: Cardiac Disease and...

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/10/03

Host: Lauren Streicher, MD Guest: Kim Lebowitz Women are twice as likely as men to experience depression, and that statistic holds true for female cardiac patients. Linking heart disease and depression, the American Heart Association recently recommended that all cardiac patients be screened for depression. Dr. Kim Lebowitz, director and founder of the Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, discusses with host Dr. Lauren Streicher the new field

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Abstinence-Only Sex Education: Failing Teens?

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/10/03

Guest: Lorie Chaiten, JD Host: Lauren Streicher, MD For the past 25 years, the U.S. government has funded abstinence-only sex education in public schools. Still, 47 percent of high school students report having had sexual intercourse and 70 percent are sexually active by age 19. Lorie Chaiten, director of the Reproductive Rights Project for the Roger Baldwin Foundation of the ACLU of Illinois, talks with host Dr. Lauren Streicher about the implications for young people's sexual

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Questions Answered About the HPV Vaccine

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/09/18

Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD Guest: Sharmila Makhija, MD Since the Gardasil vaccination has only been administered to young girls and teens since 2006, there are still questions concerning who should get the vaccine and under what circumstances., and the effectiveness of the vaccine if not taken according to suggested protocol. Dr. Sharmila Makhija, director and associate professor of gynecologic oncology at the University of Alabama, tackles with host Dr. Lisa Mazzullo who should

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Questions Answered About the HPV Vaccine

Advances in Women"s Health ·

2008/09/18

Host: Lisa Mazzullo, MD Guest: Sharmila Makhija, MD Since the Gardasil vaccination has only been administered to young girls and teens since 2006, there are still questions concerning who should get the vaccine and under what circumstances., and the effectiveness of the vaccine if not taken according to suggested protocol. Dr. Sharmila Makhija, director and associate professor of gynecologic oncology at the University of Alabama, tackles with host Dr. Lisa Mazzullo who should

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