From: Mike Magee, MD	Category: Current Controversies
City: New York	Language: English

Health Commentary with Dr. Mike Magee: Health issues continue to linger, almost 7 years later. More information at www.healthcommentary.org

From: Jonathan Fialkow, MD	Category: Current Controversies
City: Miami	Language: English

Dr. Jonathan Fialkow, a cardiologist, gives an update on Vytorin, and Zetia with regards to the ENHANCE trial. He debunks any controversy regarding the use of these medications, and conveys the message that most cardiologists are giving their patients. Dr. Jonathan Fialkow Miami, FL. 305-275-8200.

From: Red Cross, Org.	Category: Current Controversies
City: Washington	Language: English

How swine flu spreads. Courtesy of the American Red Cross. Swine flu spreads through small particles in the air, or direct or indirect contact. Handwashing is the best prevention. Symptoms of Swine Flu are similar to regular flu- fever, cough, body aches.

From: Steven Fein, MD	Category: Current Controversies
City: Kendall	Language: English

From the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) a warning about heparin.

From: Mike Magee, MD	Category: Current Controversies
City: New York	Language: English

Dr. Mike Magee, from HealthCommentary.org, discusses energy drinks. There a number of concerns about these energy drinks. Not only can they cause symptoms of palpitations, sweating but they can cause dehydration. They should be avoided in pregnancy, and not used with alcohol.

From: Mache Seibel, MD	Category: Current Controversies
City: Newton	Language: English

DocRock, Dr. Mache Seibel, an OB/GYN, raps a song for kids to better understands prevention of H1N1 Flu.

From: Niberto L Moreno, MD	Category: Current Controversies
City: Miami	Language: English

Dr. Niberto Moreno, a cardiothoracic surgeon, discusses a new study which compared bypass surgery to angioplasty in patients with multiple blockages. Miami, FL.

From: Lorraine Dowdy, DO	Category: Current Controversies
City: Miami	Language: English

MRSA is methicillin resistant staph aureus. MRSA is usually acquired in the hospital, but can also be from close contact with someone with MRSA. Community acquired MRSA is usually a skin infection. Signs of MRSA include a high fever, greater than 101, chills, severe pain, boils or red areas on the skin that turn black.

From: Orin Guidry, MD	Category: Current Controversies
City: Charleston	Language: English

A review of Awareness during Anesthesia, which was depicted in the recent movie "Awake". Dr. Orin Guidry, Professor of Anesthesia, MUSC, Medical University of South Carolina