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Veins, Veins Go away!

9/16/2010 - 12:00 pm
Are you tired of those ugly, gnarly, painful veins in your legs? Varicose veins affect nearly 40 million Americans and are a medical problem that need not go untreated. Dr. Alexander specializes in minimally invasive, outpatient treatments of varicose and spider veins that get patients back on their feet immediately and drastically improve their quality of life within days.

Archived Discussions
Men’s Sexual Health
Discussion took place on 8/19/2010
More than 30 million American men suffer from various degrees of sexual dysfunction. Dr. Allen Seftel, a world-renowned expert in the field of sexual health, will answer your questions about common causes of male sexual dysfunction and provide advice and information on current treatment strategies.
CyberKnife: An Innovative Treatment for Lung and Prostate Cancer
Discussion took place on 8/5/2010
CyberKnife is an important addition to the treatment options available to people with lung, prostate cancer and other cancers - and one worthwhile to explore. Join Dr. LaCouture as she discusses this innovative treatment option.
Bladder Matters: Urinary Incontinence in Women
Discussion took place on 7/22/2010
Dr. Holzberg will answer your questions about pelvic organ prolapse - which affects many women – and urinary incontinence, including evaluation and treatment options.
Foot Wear and Tear: Keep Your Feet Healthy This Summer
Discussion took place on 7/8/2010
Summer is here and it’s time to put your best foot forward. Whether you’re a flip-flop fanatic, wear steel-toed work boots year-round, or have serious medical issues, proper foot care is one of the most important things we can do to protect our overall health and well-being. Take a step in the right direction and join us July 8 at noon for an eHealth Talk with Cooper podiatrist, Joan M. Carver, DPM.
Get the Facts About Lung Cancer
Discussion took place on 6/24/2010
This Health eTalk will give you the opportunity to ask questions about lung cancer risk factors, prevention, treatment and advances in the field.
Preventing Your Child’s Summer Academic Slide
Discussion took place on 6/10/2010
This Health eTalk will provide parents with tips, strategies and suggestions on how to help children keep their minds active and their behavior under control during summer break. The transition from school to summer and then back to school can be difficult for families and may pose special challenges if your child is accustomed to a rigorous, structured routine.
Teen Health Issues for Boys
Discussion took place on 5/27/2010
Adolescence is a time of significant physical, emotional and psychological change, and teen boys have their own, unique set of issues and concerns. This Health eTalk will focus on many of the health and social concerns affecting male adolescents.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Discussion took place on 5/13/2010
Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is much more than just pins and needles. It’s sharp, radiating pain in your wrist, hand, and arm that wakes you at night. It’s tingling, numbness and weakness that doesn’t go away, even during the day.
Avoiding the Pitfalls of College for Students with ADHD and LD
Discussion took place on 4/29/2010
If you or your child is preparing to go off to college in the near future and has ADHD or a learning disability, there are many factors to consider that can influence a successful college experience.
Geriatric Fractures and Osteoporosis
Discussion took place on 4/15/2010
With age comes increased risk of disease and disability, including the occurrence of common geriatric syndromes such as falls, geriatric fragility fractures, and malnutrition. Paul M. Lafferty, M.D. answers your questions.

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