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Studies show great promise for drugs called aromatase inhibitors in fighting the recurrence of breast cancer. Find out who may benefit, and what advantages these drugs may hold over tamoxifen.
Keywords: hormonal therapy, hormone therapy, anti-estrogen, breast cancer, early stage breast cancer, early-stage breast cancer, aromatase inhibitors, aromotase inhibitors, aromitase inhibitors, tamoxifen, tamoxifin, adjuvant therapy, adjivant therapy, adjuvent therapy, recurrent breast cancer, estrogen receptors, progesteron receptors, Arimidex, arimidex, Aromidex, Aromidix, anastrozole, anastrazole, Femara, Femora, letrozole, letrizole, letrazole, Aromasin, Aromisin, Aromasen, exemestane, surviving breast cancer, surviving cancer, ATAC, A.T.A.C., A-T-A-C, ASCO, American Society of Clinical Oncology, metastatic, metastatic cancer, metastatic breast cancer.
For many people, the purpose of tanning is obvious: bronze is beautiful. But although a deep tan may get you compliments this summer, too much exposure is likely to give your skin trouble down the road, causing premature wrinkling and other problems. Our panel of dermatologists will offer some expert tips on keeping you skin in top shape.
Keywords: Sun, sunbathing, tan, sun exposure, dermatologists, skin, UVA, UVB, suntan, sunburn, premature aging, skin cancer, allergies, immune system, tanning salons, carcinogens, UV protection, acne, smoking, Retin-A, Tretinoin-A, Vitamin A, Vitamin C, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, laser treatments, PABA, zinc oxides, chemical-free sunscreens, self-tanning cream, dihydroxy acetone, Dr. Mariano Busso, Dr. Steven Shapiro
If you're pregnant -- and even if you're not -- you've probably heard of ultrasound. But do you really know what doctors are looking for when they use it? Join our panel for an expert discussion of this common procedure.
Keywords: Ultrasound, pregnancy, obstetricians, fetus, placenta, cervix, uterus, congenital heart disease, geneticist, vaginal delivery, Caesarean delivery, fetal echocardiogram, amniocentesis, placental biopsy, PUBS, percutaneous umbilical blood sampling, prenatal surgery, maternal specialist, fetal specialist, Dr. Unjera Jackson, Dr. Joan Atkin, pregnant, childbirth, birth, labor, delivery, prenatal, Cesarean, c section, postpartum
After nine months of anticipation, an expecting woman finally reaches the last stage of pregnancy--the delivery. For most women, the onset of labor is spontaneous. But what happens if your baby needs a little extra help? Join our panel of experts as they discuss the how and why of induced labor.
Keywords: Pregnancy, pregnant, childbirth, birth, labor, delivery, prenatal, Cesarean, c section, postpartum
After nine months of doctor's visits, large clothing, physical discomfort and joyous expectation, a mother finally reaches the last stages of pregnancy- labor and delivery. Join our panel of specialists as they take us step by step through the process of labor and delivery.
Keywords: Pregnancy, pregnant, childbirth, birth, labor, delivery, prenatal, Cesarean, c section, postpartum
If you're pregnant, there's a chance that your doctor will suggest a procedure known as chorionic villus sampling to determine if your child has a genetic abnormality like Down's Syndrome. This can of course a very scary prospect for many reasons: What do you do if the test comes back positive? And what if the test endangers the pregnancy? Worrisome as the test may be, it's important make an informed decision about testing. Join our panel of experts for an in-depth look at CVS.
Keywords: Chorionic villous sampling, pregnancy, CVS, placenta, genetic disorders, cervix, obstetrician, geneticist, chromosomes, cystic fibrosis, Dr. Unjera Jackson, Dr. Joan Atkin, pregnant, childbirth, birth, labor, delivery, prenatal, Cesarean, c section, postpartum
If your doctor has suggested amniocentesis you probably have a lot of questions and concerns. Is the procedure safe for you and your child? What are the chances that an abnormality will be found? What decisions will you be faced with if there is an abnormality? Join our panel of experts for a close look at this important procedure.
Keywords: Amniocentesis, fetus, amniotic fluid, birth defects, obstetrician, ultrasound, maternal serum alpha-fetoprotein, free-beta, estriol level, multiple births, Down syndrome, alpha-fetoprotein, AFP, DNA, birth problems, genetic disorders, neonatologist, vaginal delivery, Caesarean delivery, Dr. Unjera Jackson, Dr. Joan Atkin, Pregnancy, pregnant, childbirth, birth, labor, delivery, prenatal, Cesarean, c section, postpartum
Many people with viral hepatitis don't know they are infected. Listen as experts discuss who should be tested and review the causes, prevention and treatment of the various types of hepatitis.
Keywords: Liver, hepatitis, viral hepatitis, hepatitis A, (HAV), hepatitis B, (HBV), hepatitis C, (HCV), inflammation, nausea, fever, vomiting, jaundice, cirrhosis, liver cancer, liver failure, acute, chronic, infection, IV drug users, sexual contact, blood, transfusions, tattoos, body piercing, vaccine, standard interferon, interferon, ribavirin, pegylated interferons, lamivudine, epivir, adefovir, hepsera
Hepatitis C is called a silent epidemic because many people are unaware they carry this virus of the liver. But experts say hepatitis C is a public health threat on par with HIV.
Keywords: Hepatitis C, HCV, blood, body fluids, sexual intercourse, IV drug use, needles, inflammation, nausea, fever, vomiting, jaundice, cirrhosis, liver cancer, liver failure, acute, chronic, infection, sexual contact, vaccine, standard interferon, interferon, ribavirin, interferons, combination therapy, blood transfusions, liver transplant
Liver problems may be difficult to avoid when taking HIV medicines. But most problems are relatively mild and do not prevent people with HIV from continuing treatment. Learn more about liver damage associated with HIV treatment, and ways that doctors can help minimize the risk of serious problems.
Keywords: HIV, AIDS, human immunodeficiency syndrome, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, liver, side effects, liver damage, transaminases, AST, ALT, alanine aminotransferase, aspartate aminotransferase, bilirubin, albumin, prothrombin time, PT, nausea, vomiting, fatigue, jaundice, yellowing of the eyes, liver inflammation, NRTIs, nuceloside analogs, nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors, NNRTIs, nonnucleosides, nonnucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors, protease inhibitors, PIs, hyperbilirubinemia, hepatitis C, hepatitis
While up to 75 percent of women will experience a yeast infection once in their lifetime, an unlucky 5 percent will have frequent, recurring episodes. Join our panelists as they tell us why yeast infections come back and what you should do if it happens to you.
Keywords: yeast infection, candida, candida albicans, c. albicans, moniliasis, yeast, candidiasis, vulvovaginal candidiasis, treatment, therapy, medication, drug, pill, woman, risk factors, diagnosis, wet prep, slide test, yeast culture, monistat, terazol, terconaxole, gyne-lotrimin, diflucan, self medication, self-medication, doctor, symptoms, antibiotics, steroids, Diabetes, oral sex, oral contraceptive pills, the pill, HIV, miconazole, fluconazole, mycelex, clotrimazole, vagina, discharge, itching, tioconazole, vagistat, frequent yeast infections, recurrent yeast infections, maintenance therapy, long term therapy
When women experience the signs of a yeast infection, they often prefer to self-medicate rather than check with their doctor. But the symptoms are similar to those of more serious conditions and only your doctor can tell the difference. Tune is as our experts share important information all women should know.
Keywords: yeast infection, candida, candida albicans, c. albicans, moniliasis, yeast, candidiasis, vulvovaginal candidiasis, treatment, therapy, medication, drug, pill, woman, risk factors, diagnosis, wet prep, slide test, yeast culture, monistat, gyne-lotrimin, diflucan, self medication, self-medication, doctor, symptoms, antibiotics, steroids, Diabetes, Oral contraceptive pills, the pill, HIV, miconazole, fluconazole, mycelex, clotrimazole, vagina, discharge, itching, tioconazole, vagistat
A majority of people with CML do well with treatments. But a few will develop serious side effects or develop drug resistance. Listen to experts describe what can be done.
Keywords: Chronic Myeloid Leukemia, CML, chronic myelogenous leukemia, blood cancer, Gleevec, imatinib, resistance, relapse, bone marrow, stem cell, transplants, allogeneic transplants, BMS 354825, AMN 107. Combination therapy. Interferon, Ara-C, drug holidays, combination therapy
Blood tests are routine in the treatment of chronic myeloid leukemia. Hear how one patient learned how to follow her treatment progress by studying her complicated lab tests.
Keywords: CML, chronic myeloid leukemia, chronic myelogenous leukemia, Gleevec, STI 571, interferon, ARA C, leukemia, blood cancer, cytogenetic, cytogenetic testing, bone marrow, fluorescence In situ hybridization, FISH, polymerase chain reaction, PCR
Three aromatase inhibitors are being used to fight breast cancer. They are well established as hormonal agents against advanced-stage disease. Now doctors say they offer promise for some women in treating early breast cancer, too.
Keywords: hormonal therapy, hormone therapy, anti-estrogen, breast cancer, early stage breast cancer, early-stage breast cancer, aromatase inhibitors, aromotase inhibitors, aromitase inhibitors, tamoxifen, tamoxifin, adjuvant therapy, adjivant therapy, adjuvent therapy, recurrent breast cancer, estrogen receptors, progesteron receptors, Arimidex, arimidex, Aromidex, Aromidix, anastrozole, anastrazole, Femara, Femora, letrozole, letrizole, letrazole, Aromasin, Aromisin, Aromasen, exemestane, surviving breast cancer, surviving cancer, ATAC, A.T.A.C., A-T-A-C, ASCO, American Society of Clinical Oncology, metastatic, metastatic cancer, metastatic breast cancer, preventing breast cancer, breast cancer prevention
No matter how smoothly your pregnancy is going, there is always the possibility that you will need to have a c-section to deliver a healthy baby. Here's what you need to know about the procedure and how to prepare.
Keywords: Childbirth, pregnancy, health information, C-section,
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