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What’s Hidden in the Female Heart: Keys to Identifying Women at Risk for Cardiovascular Disease

Cardiologist Jie Yang, MD, breaks down the evidence by age group and offers actionable steps for helping patients lower their risk.

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Sinusitis Emergencies in Kids: Be Alert to Complications of a Common Condition

Pediatric otolaryngologist David Conrad, MD, FAAP, provides keys to diagnosing various types of sinusitis and breaks down the serious complications that may develop in children and especially teens.

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Coordination of Cancer Care Along with Managing Comorbidities

Primary care doctors are more than capable of caring for cancer survivors, but they need to stay informed on what cancer treatments their patients have received and their potential side effects.

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Top 5 Opportunities That Make the Biggest Impact on Tissue and Implant Spend

Join us for this educational webinar on July 29 at 1pm (Eastern). Learn how to easily manage the lifecycle of your hospital’s most valuable tissue and implantable medical devices. Find out how to identify sources of waste and to proactively ...

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Islet Cell Transplant Program

Kelsey Cook and Katherine A. Morgan, M.D., outline the details and procedures of the Islet Cell Transplant Program for pancreatitis patients.

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Best Practices for Improving Surgical Outcomes in Cardiothoracic Surgery: The Patient Journey

Join us for a unique opportunity to learn about strategies for reducing Surgical Site Infections, complications, and cost. During this one-hour program, gain best practices for setting up your patient for successful discharge and view ...

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Optimizing clinical trials in acute myocardial infarction complicated by cariogenic shock: a statement from the 2020 Critical Care Clinical Trialists Workshop

David A. Baran, MD, contributes to this published paper that proposes criteria to define acute myocardial infarction complicated by cardiogenic shock (AMICS).

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Service Options for ENT Flexible Endoscopes

Lower your fl exible endoscope total cost of ownership by controlling service costs, retaining equipment quality, and reducing downtime with a KARL STORZservice agreement. Protect the superior visualization and precision of your fl exible video rhino-lary

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Slim-line Video Rhino-Laryngoscope

Measuring just 2.9mm in diameter, the Slim-line is compatible with three imaging platforms making it the Perfect Choice for Every Site of Care.

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Thorough Testing Leads to Life-Saving Heart Transplant for 35-Year-Old Coach, Father

Divya Gupta, MD, Emory Healthcare heart failure and transplantation cardiologist, says that recurrent, unresolved pulmonary symptoms could signal a more serious condition and recommends thoroughly evaluating the heart.

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Joseph Sparano, MD, leads Hematology and Medical Oncology and is Deputy Director of The Tisch Cancer Institute

Internationally Renowned Breast Cancer and HIV-Associated Malignancy Expert to Join Mount Sinai

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Caring for Epilepsy Patients Across Life’s Continuum

By following certain patients for long periods — sometimes from childhood through adulthood — the Johns Hopkins epilepsy team helps protect patients from problems that can occur during various stages of their lives.

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Insights into Managing Kidney Disease in Older Patients

Jane O. Schell, discusses managing kidney disease in older patients.

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2nd Annual Cancer Rehab Conference

Danielle R. Karhut, MOT, OTR/L, CPAM, Kory Lester, MOT, OTR/L, and Rachelle Brick, MSOT, OTR/L, PhD Candidate, discuss rehabilitation for oncology patients.

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COVID-19 Vaccination: A Communication Guide for Providers

Yale’s Saad Omer, director of the Yale Institute of Global Health and the associate dean at the Yale School of Medicine, has spent more than 20 years conducting research in countries throughout the world on ways to address vaccine hesitancy ...