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The Stanford University Medical Center Health Hour

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The Stanford Health Video Library programs feature prominent doctors presenting cutting-edge research innovations on health. Available on DVD, these videos answer important medical issues and can be the gateway to other sources of information. With a live audience, these programs are designed with public engagement in mind, in order to assist people in making informed decisions about their health and health care.
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Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Disease: Silent Killer
Ronald L. Dalman, MD looks at Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA), often referred to as the "silent killer".
Addressing Childhood Obesity
One in five children is overweight, and obesity in children is now an epidemic in the United States. Stanford’s assistant professor of Pediatrics and Medicine Dr. Thomas Robinson examines the health and societal problems children face, as well as possible solutions for keeping kids fit and happy.
Advances in Facial Plastic Surgery: It's Not Your Mother's Facelift Anymore
Dr. Sam Most discusses recent advances in facial plastic surgery.
Advances in Pediatric Cardiology
Advances in diagnosis and treatment of children with heart disease.
Advances in Weight Loss Surgery
Assistant Professor and surgeon, Dr. John Morton explains current surgical options for morbid obesity. Health Hour, which presents the latest in medical research, is produced by the Stanford University Medical Center.
An Update on Fibromyalgia
Learn about the mysterious disorder fibromyalgia. Dr. Sean Mackey, assistant professor of anesthesia at the Stanford University Medical Center, unpacks our current understanding of the pathology, diagnosis and treatment of this disorder.
Avoiding the Elephant on Your Chest: Cardiac Risk and How to Avoid It
Heart attacks are serious yet hard to predict. Dr. Euan Ashley, assistant professor of cardiovascular medicine at the Stanford University Medical Center, discusses heart attacks and how to avoid them.
Better Hearing Through Advanced Technology
An in-depth look at cochlear implants and who is eligible for receiving them.
Breast Cancer Care at Stanford
Specialized patient treatment and new studies on breast cancer care are the focus of Stanford's Cancer Center.
Breast Cancer: Risks & Prevention, Diagnosis & Treatments
Stanford University's Dr. Robert Carlson discusses the risk factors and treatment options of abnormal mammograms and breast cancer.
Can We Cure the Common Leukemias?
Dr. Steven Coutre describes modern therapies used for curing more people with leukemias.
Cancer Stem Cells: The Origin of Cancer
Irving Weissman, professor of developmental biology at the Stanford University Medical Center, addresses what cancer stem cells are, their role in the development of cancer and how they react to treatment.
Clearing Your Throat: Common Causes and Treatments for Hoarseness
Stanford's Dr. Edward Damrose explains the causes and treatments of hoarseness of the throat.
Cognitive Aging & Alzheimer's Disease: Gender Matters
The differences of Alzheimer's between men and women.
Cognitive Changes with Aging: What Can You Expect?
Stanford Neurologist Michael Greicius examines memory problems and testing.
Comtemporary Surgical Treatment of Facial Nerve Paralysis
A review of the causes of facial nerve paralysis and surgical methods for treatment.
Conservative Management of Low Back Pain
Low back pain affects two out of every three Americans at some point in their life and is the second most common reason for a visit to the primary care physician. This informative talk describes why low back pain occurs, how it progresses, and summarizes the modern day diagnostic and treatment options available.
CyberKnife: New and Emerging Treatments
Learn about Stanford's world-leading CyberKnife program with Iris Gibbs.
Dementia: Myths versus Realities
Learn the truth behind common myths related to the prevalence, causes and symptoms of dementia in the United States.
Depression, Delirium and Dementia: What Should We Be Doing?
Stanford Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Dr. Barbara Sommer, talks about the diagnosis and preservation of mental health.
Desperately Seeking Sleep: Understanding and Treating Insomnia
Dr. Rachel Manber addresses the types of insomnia and the ways to cope with it.
Drug-eluting Stents: Are They Safe?
Join Dr. Alan Yeung and colleagues as they discuss the safety of drug-eluting stents.
Emerging Treatments for Cancer Using CyberKnife Technology
The emerging uses of 'Cyberknife' for cancer treatment are examined by Dr. Iris Gibbs.
Epilepsy: Out of the Shadows
See how modern medical advances are helping to manage and even cure epilepsy, an often-stigmatized neurological disorder.
Familial Mood Disorders
Find out the latest intervention strategies for mood disorders such as depression and bipolar conditions, which often run in families.
Go Red: Women's Heart Health
Go Red with Stanford University Medical Center. Find out information regarding women and the prevention of heart disease.
Hand Arthritis - When Do I Need Surgery?
Amy Ladd, professor of orthopaedic surgery at the Stanford University Medical Center, discusses arthritis and tips for living with this disorder.
Health and Wellness Among Older Adults: Challenges and Strategies
Peter Pompei, MD of Stanford University covers the assessment and prevention of functional weaknesses for an easier old age.
Heart Failure
Congestive Heart Failure: causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatments and research findings from Stanford.
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy: general information, emerging research, and available treatment options.
I'm Sorry, Can You Repeat That? Understanding Hearing Loss
Common hearing loss conditions and revolutionary treatments are addressed by Robert Jackler, M.D., Stanford Otolaryngology.
It's Not All In Your Head: Understanding Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Join Pankaj Parischa, M.D. and professor at the Stanford University Medical Center, as she discusses emerging science and how it influences our understanding of Irritable Bowel Syndrome and developing treatment.
Latest Innovation in Laser Vision Correction
Update on the latest technology for surgical vision correction.
Like New: Dental Implants
Dr. Sabine Girod explains what's new in today's dental implants. Health Hour, which presents the latest in medical research, is produced by the Stanford University Medical Center.
Lymphedema: New and Emerging Treatments
Explore new and emerging treatments for lymphedema with Stanley Rockson, professor of medicine at the Stanford University Medical Center.
Making It New Again: Laser Scar Revision and Facial Rejuvenation
Discover the innovative new laser technology that can reduce or eliminate acne scars and other skin imperfections.
Minimally Invasive Approaches to Cardiac Surgery
This talk reviews advances in cardiac surgical procedures.
Minimally Invasive Liver and Pancreas Surgery
Brendan C. Visser, assistant professor of surgery at the Stanford University School of Medicine, discusses innovations in liver and pancreatic surgery.
Minimally Invasive Spinal Surgery
Learn when minimally invasive spine surgery is appropriate and who the best candidates are for the surgery.
New Tests, New Treatments, Better Outcomes for Patients with Colorectal Cancer
The second leading cause of death from cancer in the United States, colorectal cancer is a serious health concern. Dr. George Fisher explains how significant gains are being made in the ability to prevent, diagnose and treat colorectal cancer.
New Treatments for Breast Cancer: From Bench to Bedside
A focus on the newest treatments emerging from research and for which patients they will be most appropriate.
New Treatments for Chronic Sinusitis
Current concepts in the diagnosis and treatment of sinusitis.
Not a Cough in a Carload: The Tobacco Industry's Campaign to Hide the Hazards of Smoking
This lecture looks at the highly successful campaign of deception the tobacco industry undertook to counter the growing evidence that smoking kills.
Overcoming Shoulder Injuries
A discussion about the chronic conditions and treatments for shoulder injuries.
Pelvic Floor Disorders
Stanford University Medical Center professors discuss pelvic floor disorders from differing viewpoints.
Preserving Fertility in Cancer Patients
The Stanford IVF program shares exciting advances for cancer patients at risk of losing their fertility.
Preventing Skiing & Snowboarding Injuries
Dr. Allan Mishra prepares you for the slopes with strategies and exercises to prevent skiing and snowboarding injuries.
Problems of the Esophagus: GERD and Barrett's Esophagus
Dr. Gerson discusses causes and solutions for heartburn and problems of the esophagus, such as Barrett's Esophagus.
Prostate Cancer: Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment Options
Stanford's urology department zeros in on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment options for prostate cancer.
Shoulder Instability and The Stiff Shoulder
Dr. McAdams talks about the most common causes for shoulder instability as well as the treatments for it.
Surgical Robotics: Is R2D2 in Your Future?
Robots performing surgery? Dr. Thomas Krummel of Stanford University explains the current and future uses of surgical robots.
Surgical Treatment of Emphysema
Joseph B. Shrager, professor of cardiothoracic surgery at the Stanford University Medical Center, shares new surgical treatments for emphysema.
Testing for Hereditary Cancer Risk
Dr. James Ford answers questions about genetic testing for hereditary cancer risks.
The Aging Foot
Discover how our feet change as we age and the important steps we can take to prepare now.
The Runner's Foot
Dr. James Ratcliff discusses how to keep a runner’s foot healthy and free of injury.
The Solution to the Omnivore's Dilemma
Deciding on what to eat can often be an overwhelming experience, both emotionally and mentally. Christopher Gardner, director of Nutrition Studies at the Stanford Prevention Research Center and an associate professor of medicine at Stanford University, discusses these choices and provides solutions and insights in a scientific and humorous way.
Too Much of a Good Thing: Running Injuries, Their Prevention & Treatments
Running injuries, their prevention and treatment.
Understanding Cardiovascular Disease in Women
Robert Robbins, M.D. addresses efforts in prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease in women.
Using the Immune System to Treat Cancer
Learn how Stanford doctors are using Immunotherapy as their newest tool in the treatment of cancer.
Varicose Veins: New and Improved Treatments
Find out about new treatments for varicose veins, a painful condition that affects both women and men.
What's New in Breast Reconstruction?
The latest techniques in breast reconstruction.
Who Needs a Coronary Artery Stent? How to Find Out and the Questions to Ask Your Doctor
Dr. William Fearon, professor of cardiovascular medicine at the Stanford University Medical Center, discusses the benefits of coronary artery stenting.
Women, Stroke and the Red Dress: Cerebrovascular Disease in Women
This talk will give examples of why more women dies of strokes than men.
 
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