From: Josh Klapow, PhD	Category: General Medicine
City: Birmingham	Language: English

DEALING WITH A CHRONIC ILLNESS CAN BE VERY DIFFICULT. DR. KLAPOW SHOWS YOU SOME SIMPLE STEPS TO MAKE IT EASIER

From: Josh Klapow, PhD	Category: General Medicine
City: Birmingham	Language: English

DR. KLAPOW SHOWS YOU HOW TO SET HEALTH GOALS YOU WILL REACH..

From: Michael K Davis, MD	Category: General Medicine
City: Pensacola	Language: English

"Give me 4 units of O-neg, stat!" Michael Davis, MD, pediatrician, discusses blood types, transfusions and compatibility of blood products in children.

From: Daniel Berson, MD	Category: General Medicine
City: New City	Language: English

Hemorrhoids: Dr. Daniel Berson, a surgeon from New City, NY, discusses hemorrhoids.

From: Eric Bravo, MD	Category: General Medicine
City: North Little Roc	Language: English

Deep venous thrombosis is a very common problem. The clots usually occur in the legs, although they can happen in other places. They cause pain and swelling. One complication of a DVT is when the clot travels through the heart to the lungs and causes a pulonary embolus, which can be fatal. The usually treatment is anticoagulation with a blood thinner called coumadin for around 6mo.

From: Jontathan Lapook, MD	Category: General Medicine
City: New York	Language: English

How to use an automated extenal defibrillator. Dr. Jonathan Lapook, the medical correspondent for CBS news gives information on how you use an AED

From: J Taylor Hays, MD	Category: General Medicine
City: Rochester	Language: English

Help to stop smoking: Dr. J Taylor Hays, from the Nicotine Dependence Center at the Mayo Clinic, discusses the medications that are used to help people stop smoking.

From: Tyler Cymet, DO	Category: General Medicine
City: Baltimore	Language: English

Dr. Tyler Cymet discusses hiccups, what causes them and how to remedy them.

From: American College of Physicians Annals of Internal Medicine, Internal Medicine Report	Category: General Medicine
City: Philadelphia	Language: English

A new study in Annals of Internal Medicine finds that patients who are connected to a specific primary care physician are more likely to receive guideline-consistent care than those who are connected to a practice but not a physician.