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Diagnosing Heart Disease
Most patients who end up in an emergency room for heart disease have already had a heart attack or die before they reach the hospital. This program explains what heart disease is and how it may be prevented. The program examines warning signs of hear...(more details) |
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Preventing a Heart Attack
This program examines heart disease through the eyes of a young man who's at risk of a heart attack because of a family history of the disease. The program explains the four major factors that contribute to heart disease: smoking, cholesterol, high b...(more details) |
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Getting Your Heart in Shape
This program is devoted to the types of activities and exercises that are best for building a healthy heart. It describes the steps to get the cardiovascular system in shape and points out that exercise can potentially slow the aging process. The pro...(more details) |
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New Cancer Treatments
Where in the past a choice would be made between chemotherapy and radiation after or instead of surgery, today's trend is to use combination therapies. This program shows some examples of such combinations, including chemo followed by an autologous b...(more details) |
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Colorectal Cancer
This program explains the different areas of the colon where cancer may strike, covering the American Cancer Society guidelines for colorectal exams; risk factors, including genetics, diet, and IBD; indications for colostomy and the uses of chemother...(more details) |
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