Những podcast University Of Virginia hay nhất (2024)

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How to Avoid Excess Snacking/Eat Healthy While Working From Home

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Katherine Basbaum discusses how to avoid excess snacking and tips on eating healthy while working from home.Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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Haunted Halls of WVU Ep 5: The voice behind the stories 32:38

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The series of “Haunted Halls of WVU” is coming to a close, but the hundreds of stories of Morgantown’s history will live on forever. In this week’s episode, SeVohn Hunter sits down with the voice of “Haunted Halls of WVU, ”Jason Burns, to learn more about the behind the scenes work he does for the stories he has discovered. Burns has been a profess…

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Haunted Halls of WVU Ep 4: The Invisible Inhabitants of WISE Library 10:45

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The Downtown Campus Library holds more than just books. Not many have seen what lies beyond the shelves, but if they have, it's only just a glimpse. The newest episode of the Haunted Halls of WVU features not one, but two spirits. Jason Burns, professional storyteller and WVU Arts and Entertainment staff, shares the stories behind these ghosts, one…

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Haunted Halls of WVU Ep 3: Woodburn Cow 3:34

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Have you ever heard the faint sound of a cow mooing near Woodburn Hall? Well, you aren't the only one. Soon after the birth of West Virginia University, a prank that went wrong left behind one of the strangest ghosts on the WVU downtown campus. Listen to the newest episode of The Haunted Halls of WVU to hear all about the phantom cow of Woodburn Ha…

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Haunted Halls of WVU Episode 2: The Girl Who Haunts the Mountainlair 7:49

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The story of the little girl in the yellow dress has been shared by many on the WVU campus. She spends her time on the second floor of the Mountainlair as a way to remember her happiest days. Though her floating figure may frighten a few, her youthful spirit is full of joy. Listen to the newest episode of The Haunted Halls of WVU where Jason Burns …

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Haunted Halls of WVU Ep 1: E. Moore Hall 25:40

5y ago25:40

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Few may know the story behind the name E. Moore Hall. Elizabeth Moore was the principal of the Woodburn Female Seminary more than 150 years ago. She was known by many as a brave and courageous woman who valued education and was a consultant for WVU when it was first being built. These are the reasons why the hall was named after her, and her influe…

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Haunted Halls of WVU Teaser 1:10

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In the coming weeks, you’ll learn about Elizabeth Moore, the late principal of the Woodburn Female Seminary whose presence on campus was so strong in life, she still lingers today in the building bearing her name. Or Sally, a little girl who died from a Typhoid epidemic a few days after dancing the night away in the Mountainlair. This podcast will …

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Signs of Stroke: FAST (Face, Arm, Speech, Time to call 911) 11:00

7+ y ago11:00

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Stroke can happen at any age, even in infants. In fact, one-third of strokes happen to people under age 65. Many of the risk factors for stroke can be changed. Smoking, obesity, heavy drinking, high blood pressure — all can play a role, as can conditions such as heart disease. In this segment, Dr. Nicole Chiota-McCollum discusses why it is importan…

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Hematologic Malignancies and Stem Cell Transplantation 11:00

7+ y ago11:00

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UVA Cancer Center has a team of dedicated physicians who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of non-cancerous (benign) blood disorders, including those that are secondary to hematologic or other cancers. Our hematopathologists are experts in identifying rare and complex diseases of the blood, and our benign hematology physicians and nurses of…

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Cancer Center Learning Resource Center 11:00

8y ago11:00

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UVA Cancer Center treats patients for their disease but places equal emphasis on their well-being throughout the process. Learning about your condition is a great way to be an informed patient. Listen as Lydia Witman, MLIS discusses the Cancer Center Learning Resource Center at UVA Health System. Learn more about the UVA Patient and Family Library …

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A Prescription for Information? The UVA Patient and Family Library Is There to Help 11:00

8y ago11:00

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What would you say if your doctor gave you a prescription to gather information on your particular condition? This is when the UVA Patient and Family Library can help. A more informed patient can be a better patient, with better outcomes. Listen as Lydia Witman, MLIS discusses information prescriptions as a way for your doctor to guide you to be yo…

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Understanding Health Information and Terminology 11:00

8y ago11:00

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What does it mean to be your own best health advocate? It is The knowledge, ability, and confidence to find and evaluate information about your own health. The Patient & Family Library in the University Hospital lobby near the Information Desk, is a good place to find easy-to-understand health information. Listen as Lydia Witman, MLIS discusses way…

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Precision Breast IORT 11:00

8y ago11:00

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Precision Breast IORT (intraoperative radiation for breast cancer) offers an image guided radiation treatment option for women with early stage breast cancer who apply for and are accepted into the study. With this unique form of IORT, subjects receive concentrated radiation at the time of their lumpectomy combining multiple procedures into a singl…

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International Travel and Vaccines 11:00

8y ago11:00

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At UVA Travelers' Clinic, we provide pre-departure assessments and counseling for any international traveler. We see adults and children who may travel for: Vacation, including visits to friends and relatives Business, including health-care related work. We focus on illness and injury prevention information. We also offer guidance and medication fo…

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Debunking Clinical Trials Myths 11:00

8y ago11:00

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A clinical trial is a scientific study that tests the effectiveness of a treatment, a device or a drug. A trial could test, for example, the effectiveness of blood pressure medication in lowering blood pressure or whether a certain drug could decrease cholesterol. Clinical Trials are important in finding new cures for diseases, yet many people are …

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The Latest Research on The Cancer Crisis in Appalachia 11:00

8y ago11:00

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Research from the School of Medicine shows that rural Appalachia now has the highest cancer death rates in the country. Nengliang (Aaron) Yao, PhD, and other researchers in UVA’s Department of Public Health Sciences examined decades of data obtained from the National Center for Health Statistics. They found that cancer incidence declined in every r…

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Signs That an Aging Loved One Needs Help 11:00

8y ago11:00

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Physical and mental health decline often surprises family members, especially if aging relatives seemed fine the last time they were seen. Hear from Laurie R Archbald-Pannone, MD, a UVA Geriatrician, about signs that indicate something may be wrong, so you and your loved one can properly prepare for the future.…

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New Guidelines to Reduce Sudden Infant Death Syndrome 11:00

8y ago11:00

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Approximately 3,500 infants die annually in the United States from sleep-related deaths, including SIDS, ill-defined deaths and accidental suffocation and strangulation. The American Academy of Pediatrics recently published new recommendations to reduce the risks, and UVA expert Dr. Moon was the lead author. Listen in as Dr. Moon discusses these ne…

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How to Prevent, Identify and Treat Infections in Young Children 11:00

8y ago11:00

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Minor infections are a normal part of childhood, but they can be puzzling and concerning for parents. If your child is in day care, the infections compound and can seem like an every day thing. What infection symptoms should parents watch for in young children? Dr. Leigh Grossman, a UVA Health System expert, provides tips for parents to navigate de…

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Lung Cancer: Screening Can Save Your Life 11:00

8y ago11:00

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Lung cancer accounts for about 27 percent of all cancer deaths and is the leading cause of cancer death among both men and women. Each year, more people die of lung cancer than of colon, breast, and prostate cancers combined. Listen in to learn more about preventing and treating this disease from Dr. Michael Hanley, a UVA expert.…

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Breast Cancer: The Latest Information From UVA 11:00

8y ago11:00

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The UVA Breast Care Program offers advanced diagnostic and screening options for women and men, and personalized care and support for patients who need breast cancer treatment. Learn more from Dr. David Brenin, a UVA surgeon, about the second most common form of cancer diagnosed in women in the United States.…

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Healthy Holiday Eating 11:00

8y ago11:00

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The holiday season is full of family, friends, fun and food. That means it's easy to over do it at the buffet table or at a festive party. Hear from Katherine Basbaum, a clinical dietitian with UVA Health Systems, about the healthy way to approach holiday meals and parties.Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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Celebrating 50 Years of Organ Transplantation at UVA 11:00

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In June 1967, the UVA Transplant Center transplanted its first solid organ, a kidney. Since then, we have completed over 1,500 kidney transplants, 1,200 liver transplants, and our lung and liver programs have achieved the highest survival rates in the country. As the only Comprehensive Transplant Center in Virginia, UVA has more than 45 years of ex…

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Digging into Dementia 11:00

8y ago11:00

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When someone hears the word ‘dementia’, they automatically think Alzheimer’s disease. But there are dozens of conditions that can cause dementia, and it doesn’t just affect the elderly. Hear more about dementia from Dr. Erin Foff, an expert at UVA’s Memory and Aging Care Clinic.Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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Diabetes Prevention and Management at UVA Health System 11:00

8y ago11:00

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The Diabetes Education and Management Program at UVA Health System offers a complete approach to diabetes care that addresses your whole body, with special clinics focusing on how diabetes can affect your heart and weight. Our Certified Diabetes Educators (CDE) are registered nurses and dietitians that provide education and support on how to manage…

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Stamping Out a Smoking Addiction 11:00

8y ago11:00

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The UVA Cancer Center offers free assistance to tobacco users wanting to address their addiction to tobacco. Hear from Connie Clark, a tobacco treatment specialist, about common approaches, how to take the first step toward quitting, and available smoking cessation resources at UVA Health System.Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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Halloween Safety Tips 11:00

8y ago11:00

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Each year, poison centers manage numerous exposure cases involving Halloween-related substances, like candy, glow sticks, and special cosmetics. Hear from Dr. Christopher Holstege, director of the Division of Medical Toxicology at UVA, and the co-medical director of the Blue Ridge Poison Center, about simple precautions to take in order to prevent …

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SPEED Clinic Helps Athletes Prevent Injury, Improve Performance 11:00

8y ago11:00

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The UVA SPEED (Speed, Power, Endurance, Education and Development) Clinic is a world-class program for runners and golfers that combines modern technology with practical experience in sports to optimize athletic performance and heal and prevent injury. The SPEED Clinic offers advanced technology for biomechanical analysis for athletes of all levels…

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Nail Insertion to Address Limb Length Discrepancy 11:00

8y ago11:00

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At UVA Children’s Hospital, orthopedic surgeons encounter a variety of congenital conditions that affect a child’s mobility, and stay abreast of the latest technologies and procedures to provide patients with greater options. Learn from Dr. Mark Romness about one innovative procedure to treat patients who have one limb that is significantly shorter…

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Keeping Kids Safe in the Car 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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Selecting a child's car seat can be overwhelming for families. However, A car seat is one of the most important purchases you'll make for your child. Learn current recommendations and tips from KK West, a UVA Children’s Hospital safety program coordinator.Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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Race Recovery: Important Tips 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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Knowing how to recover from an endurance event is just as important as knowing how to compete. A UVA physician, Dr. David Hryvniak – who is a running enthusiast – shares tips about how to safely get back on your feet after a big race.Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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Breast Cancer Screening for Women with Dense Breasts 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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If a recent mammogram showed you have dense breast tissue, you may wonder what this means for your breast cancer risk. Doctors know dense breast tissue makes breast cancer screening more difficult and it may increase the risk of breast cancer. In the United States, there are laws that require doctors in some states to inform women when mammograms s…

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How to Maintain a Heart-Healthy Diet: It's Easier Than You Think! 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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Eating right: We know how complex it can be. What you eat can have emotional and health impacts and can affect your family and lifestyle. The American Heart Association offers seven simple steps to help avoid cardiovascular disease. Some common questions about heart healthy eating are how much of an impact does sugar have on the cardiovascular syst…

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Prostate Health, Cancer Risk Factors and Screening 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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Prostate cancer is the most common form of cancer among men (after skin cancer). Screening has helped doctors to find and treat this cancer in its early stages. Listen in as Dr. Robert Dreicer, the Deputy Director of UVA Cancer Center, shares information about prostate health and examinations to detect prostate cancer.…

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Treatment Options for Liver Cancer 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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The liver is the second most important organ in your body side and liver cancer strikes approximately 33,000 Americans each year. For patients diagnosed with liver cancer, what treatment options are available? Learn more from Dr. Reid Adams, a board-certified surgeon and chief of surgical oncology; as well as the chief of liver and pancreatic surge…

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New Partnership Expands Access to Pediatric Liver Transplants 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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If your child needs a liver transplant, you'll have a team of specialists at UVA. This team approach ensures your child receives the best therapy during this highly complex process. How is a new partnership between UVA and Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh at UPMC expanding access to pediatric liver transplants in Virginia? Learn more from Dr. Kenn…

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How Can You Prevent and Treat ACL Injuries? 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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Tears of the anterior cruciate ligament, or ACL, happen frequently among athletes. How can athletes reduce their risk for ACL injuries? If they do injure their ACL, what is the typical recovery period? Learn more from Dr. Mark Miller, a UVA orthopedic surgeon whose specialties include ACL injuries.Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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Clinical Trial Examines Epilepsy Medications 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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UVA will be part of a unique national trial examining the best medication for treating epileptic seizures. Learn more about the trial, and how it differs from most clinical trials from Dr. J. Stephen Huff, a UVA specialist in epilepsy.Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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Preventing Teen Pregnancies 11:00

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Why is it so important to continue working to reduce the teen pregnancy rate? How and when should parents discuss this with their children? Learn more from Dr. Nancy McLaren, a UVA pediatrician who specializes in caring for teens.Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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Answering Common Questions About Vasectomies 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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Sperm passes from the testes to the penis in tubes called the vas deferens. A vasectomy is a surgery that blocks these tubes. This makes a man unable to make a woman pregnant. Get answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about vasectomies from Ryan P Smith, MD, a UVA expert in male reproductive medicine and men’s health.…

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Clinical Trial Tests Treatment for Enlarged Prostate 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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About 210 million men worldwide suffer from symptoms such as frequent or painful urination caused by an enlarged prostate, or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). A clinical trial at UVA is examining a non-surgical procedure for these symptoms called prostatic artery embolization. Learn more about the trial from Ziv J. Haskal, MD, a UVA specialist i…

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Keys to a Healthy Pregnancy 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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What are the most important steps a woman can take to have a healthy pregnancy both for them and their baby? Learn more from Vanessa H Gregg, MD., a UVA expert in pregnancy and childbirth.Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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Head and Neck Cancer: What to Watch For 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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What are some of the most common symptoms of head and neck cancer? What treatment options are available? Learn more from Paul W. Read, MD, a UVA Cancer Center expert in head and neck cancer.Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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Should Kids Specialize in One Sport? 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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How soon is too soon for kids to specialize in a single sport? What are the benefits of playing multiple sports? Learn more from Winston Gwathmey, Jr., MD., a UVA expert in sports medicine?Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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Pulmonary Embolism: Surgery May Be Necessary 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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A pulmonary embolism is a blockage of an artery in the lungs. The embolism prevents blood and nourishment from getting to a specific area of the lungs. This may lead to the death of lung tissue in this area. Damage to the lungs may make it difficult for the lungs to work properly. In severe cases, a pulmonary embolism can lead to death. Learn more …

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When Should You Get a Colonoscopy? 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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When should you have your first colonoscopy, and how often should you have one? Get recommendations from Dr. Cynthia Yoshida, a UVA specialist in colon cancer and colonoscopies.Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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How to Deal with Menopause Symptoms 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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What are some of the most common symptoms of menopause, and what are some potential options for dealing with them? Learn more from Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton, a UVA expert in menopause.Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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How a Midwife Can Help You 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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Midwives are probably best known for helping women with childbirth, but they provide a wide range of care for women. Learn more from Kate Becker, a certified nurse midwife at UVA.Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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The Importance of Becoming an Organ Donor 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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Why should you consider becoming an organ donor? Learn more from Dr. Ken Brayman, a UVA specialist in transplant surgery.Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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Innovations in Minimally Invasive Heart Surgery 11:00

8+ y ago11:00

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Innovations in minimally invasive heart surgery are providing additional treatment options for patients. Learn more from Dr. Gorav Ailawadi, a UVA expert in minimally invasive surgery.Bởi UVA-University of Virginia Health System

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