Respiratory / Asthma Videos
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Category: Emphysema
Medically Reviewed On: 21 Jul 2008
Talking with your doctor can sometimes be difficult. Good health care, however, depends on an open dialogue between patients and doctors.Medically Reviewed On: 21 Jul 2008
Category: Asthma
Medically Reviewed On: 21 Jul 2008
Improvements are necessary to make sure Americans get the best quality health care and that money for this care is being spent as effectively as possible. Listen as experts -- both in government and in the private sector -- describe some of the steps taken to improve the health care system.Medically Reviewed On: 21 Jul 2008
Category: Asthma
Medically Reviewed On: 18 Jul 2008
Asthma strikes a surprisingly large number of Americans. For some it is a nuisance, to others it can be serious. Listen to experts talk about the prevalence of asthma, and what people can do about it.Medically Reviewed On: 18 Jul 2008
Category: Asthma
Medically Reviewed On: 8 Jul 2008
Controlling asthma during pregnancy is extremely important, for the health of both mother and baby. Listen to experts explain what can happen if a woman's persistent asthma goes unchecked in the nine months before delivery.Medically Reviewed On: 8 Jul 2008
Asthma in Kids 5-12
Category: Asthma
Medically Reviewed On: 8 Jul 2008
Most kids with asthma will have their first episode before they go to school. But as kids get older their asthma triggers often change. The best treatment is a two-pronged approach to care: prevention and treatment. Listen to experts talk about options for school-aged kids.
Medically Reviewed On: 8 Jul 2008
Non-small Cell Lung Cancer
Category: Lung Disease
Medically Reviewed On: 5 Jul 2008
Surgery and radiation are the standard treatments for early-stage lung cancer. Now there's evidence chemotherapy may have a role, too. Listen as doctors explain.
Medically Reviewed On: 5 Jul 2008
So You Want To Quit Smoking
Category: Lung Disease
Medically Reviewed On: 3 Jul 2008
Most people who smoke have thought about stopping. Learn what you should do to prepare yourself for that first day without cigarettes.
Medically Reviewed On: 3 Jul 2008
Treating Asthma in Pregnancy
Category: Asthma
Medically Reviewed On: 1 Jul 2008
Drugs receive special scrutiny for safety when used by pregnant women. How do the drugs used to control asthma compare? Listen in as experts explain.
Medically Reviewed On: 1 Jul 2008
Pregnancy, Asthma, and Doctors
Category: Asthma
Medically Reviewed On: 1 Jul 2008
Managing asthma in pregnancy requires special expertise. Listen to expert advice on how a woman should work with her doctors to make sure her asthma hurts neither herself nor her unborn child.
Medically Reviewed On: 1 Jul 2008
Treatment of Lung Cancer
Category: Lung Disease
Medically Reviewed On: 1 Jul 2008
There are many treatments options available for both small cell and non-small cell lung cancer including surgery, radiation and chemotherapy. Find out how these various options are being used to increase survival.
Medically Reviewed On: 1 Jul 2008
Understanding Lung Cancer
Category: Lung Disease
Medically Reviewed On: 1 Jul 2008
Lung Cancer, the leading cause of cancer death for both men and women in the US, will be diagnosed in over 169,000 people this year. Avoiding tobacco use can prevent most lung cancers, but some are non-smoking related. Learn the facts about this leading cancer killer.
Medically Reviewed On: 1 Jul 2008
How to Avoid Asthma Attacks
Category: Asthma
Medically Reviewed On: 25 Jun 2008
If you've ever experienced an asthma attack, you know how frustrating and unpleasant it can be. Fortunately, many attacks can be prevented once you've identified your personal triggers. Join Dr. Chris Winslow for some helpful tips on getting through your day attack-free.
Medically Reviewed On: 25 Jun 2008
Sleep and Cancer Treatment
Category: Lung Disease
Medically Reviewed On: 18 Jun 2008
People with cancer have a lot on their minds, which is why they may have trouble sleeping. But some cancer treatments can also upset sleep patterns. Learn what you can do to get a good night's rest.
Medically Reviewed On: 18 Jun 2008
Asthma in Kids Under 5
Category: Asthma
Medically Reviewed On: 9 May 2008
Up to 10% of children in the United States have asthma, and asthma control is key to preventing long-term problems. National treatment guidelines recommend inhaled corticosteroids to control symptoms in very young children with persistent asthma. Listen to experts discuss the options available for children under the age of five.
Medically Reviewed On: 9 May 2008
Asthma in Adolescents
Category: Asthma
Medically Reviewed On: 9 May 2008
Being a teen can be difficult. Being a teen with asthma poses extra challenges. There may be changes in the characteristics of their symptoms due to puberty, and distractions may make them less aware. Listen as experts discuss how to help adolescents face asthma.
Medically Reviewed On: 9 May 2008
Lung Reduction Surgery
Category: Emphysema
Medically Reviewed On: 7 May 2008
What happens during lung reduction surgery? What should you do to prepare for it? Our panel of experts will take you through the process, from the months prior through the procedure itself. Video footage from an actual surgery will be shown.
Medically Reviewed On: 7 May 2008
Bone Issues in Cancer
Category: Lung Disease
Medically Reviewed On: 7 May 2008
Life isn't easy for people living with cancer and especially for young patients like filmmaker Jessica Wing whose illness and complications had restricted not only her movements, but also her life. After radiation and surgery, Jessica was thankful when her doctor suggested a medical treatment that has helped Jessica resume her routine.
Medically Reviewed On: 7 May 2008
Lung Reduction Surgery
Category: Emphysema
Medically Reviewed On: 21 Mar 2000
Although post-surgery hospital time is as little as one week for some lung reduction patients, the full benefits of surgery may not be seen for months. Our panel will discuss short- and long-term recovery issues, from pain control to rehab.
Medically Reviewed On: 21 Mar 2000
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