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'Make mine a newbie!' Who would say that when choosing a surgeon?
Jul 29th, 2010 - Los Angeles Times
in wednesday's issue of the journal of the american medical assn., we learn from a new study that, when it comes to bariatric surgery, surgeon experience seems to trump the quality designation of the hospital.
researchers from the universityScientists Criticize Study on Genetics of Old Age
Jul 8th, 2010 - New York Times
to extreme old age. but on wednesday, the senior author of the report, dr. thomas t. perls of boston medical center
Fisherman's arm bitten as he tries to return 8-foot shark to sea
Jul 4th, 2010 - NY Daily News
an 8-foot blue shark, hooked by a weekend fisherman, chomped the man's arm saturday afternoon as he released the beast back into the atlantic ocean. frank joseph, 20, was helicoptered to stony brook university medical center after the 12:33 p.m.
Elephant hurts keeper at Toledo Zoo
Jul 1st, 2010 - CNN
(cnn) -- an elephant keeper was injured by an elephant at the toledo, ohio, zoo on thursday afternoon, according to officials. don redfox, the keeper, was taken to the university of toledo medical center, said zoo spokesman andi norman. redfox's
Statins May Protect Prostate Cancer Patients
Jun 29th, 2010 - WebMD
june 28, 2010 -- cholesterol-lowering statin drugs appear to reduce the risk for prostate cancer recurrence in patients who have had a surgical procedure called radical prostatectomy. in a new study from duke university medical center, men who took
University Medical Center videos from YouTube:
2:11Wrist Catherization
Dr. Robert Applegate from Wake Forest University Medical Center tells us about a new technique that's helping heart surgery...
2:58Regrowing Your Own Teeth
Ask Dr. Manny: In a medical first, doctors at Columbia University Medical Center have developed a way to use your body's own stem cells to grow new teeth
2:47Haiti Mission: Rush University Medical Center
Medical personnel from Rush University Medical Center in Chicago prepare to go to Haiti to help earthquake victims. They include Jeff Mjaanes, MD, a pediatric orthopedic specialist, and internist Myriame Casimir, MD.
