Ask Dr. Gott: Reader has questions about prostate treatment
Ask Dr. Gott: Reader has questions about prostate treatment
Q: My father is 93 years old. Owing to an enlarged prostate, he is not able to completely empty his bladder. He is feeling no pain and minimal discomfort from this condition. In fact, he feels it is more of a nuisance having to urinate frequently.His urologist recommends GreenLight laser surgery to relieve the problem. He has been told that this condition, if left untreated, could lead to kidney …
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‘I Heart Boobies’ ruling against Easton Area School District leaves questions
‘I Heart Boobies’ ruling against Easton Area School District leaves questions
Where do you draw the line?
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Chemo or No Chemo: Questions of What to Do
Updating what’s happening with my Breast Cancer treatment, chemotherapy or not, as of February 29 2008 and the role that prognosis and pre-existing conditions like fibromyalgia play in my decision making.
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Five Questions for April 3, 2011: Shelly Hope Fisher
Five Questions for April 3, 2011: Shelly Hope Fisher
Shelly Hope Fisher is founder and president of Hope Paige Designs, which was incorporated seven years ago. The Hope Paige medical alert jewelry is at the pharmacy counters of Price Chopper stores in the Capital District. Fisher, who is from outside of Philadelphia, attended Syracuse University and Med UNC Chapel Hill. She is married with three children: Julia, 21, Sam, 19, and Joey, 17.
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Expert questions Lansley’s key arguments for NHS reform
Expert questions Lansley’s key arguments for NHS reform
England’s health secretary Andrew Lansley has said that his reforms for the NHS are needed because the country’s health outcomes are among the poorest in Europe. But in an article published in the British Medical Journal today, John Appleby, Chief Economist at the King’s Fund, reviews the data and finds the UK in better health than Lansley suggests.
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