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Category: Yeast Infections
Medically Reviewed On: 23 Jul 2008
While up to 75 percent of women will experience a yeast infection once in their lifetime, an unlucky 5 percent will have frequent, recurring episodes. Join our panelists as they tell us why yeast infections come back and what you should do if it happens to you.Medically Reviewed On: 23 Jul 2008
Category: Yeast Infections
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: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 21 Jul 2008
Medical information is usually scattered in many different places. To receive the best possible health care, people are encouraged to gather information in one place and create a personal medical record.Medically Reviewed On: 21 Jul 2008
Category: Colds
Medically Reviewed On: 21 Jul 2008
Most of us are familiar with the symptoms of the flu—fever, chills, fatigue, stuffy nose, sore throat. Most of us know that it is caused by the influenza virus. And we all dread it. But just what is the flu? What makes the influenza virus so contagious? Join our panel of experts as they discuss this tiny—and common—villain.Medically Reviewed On: 21 Jul 2008
Flu Prevention
Category: Colds
Medically Reviewed On: 21 Jul 2008
Our parents told us to cover our mouths when we cough. But that might not be the best strategy for flu prevention. Listen to an infection control expert discuss the new cough etiquette.
Medically Reviewed On: 21 Jul 2008
Yeast Infections and Diabetes
Category: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 21 Jul 2008
Studies show nearly 3 out of every 4 women will experience a yeast infection at least once in their life. For women with diabetes, however, the risk is even higher. Why is this the case, and what should women with diabetes do about it? Tune in for expert information and advise.
Medically Reviewed On: 21 Jul 2008
Treating Lyme Disease
Category: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 21 Jul 2008
If you are infected with Lyme disease, early treatment is crucial for preventing permanent damage. How are the symptoms and complications of Lyme disease treated? Join our panel of experts as they discuss treatment strategies for this increasingly common disease.
Medically Reviewed On: 21 Jul 2008
The Threat of Bird Flu
Category: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 15 Jul 2008
Doctors and healthcare officials are preparing for the possibility that a virulent strain of avian flu may become a serious threat to humans.
Medically Reviewed On: 15 Jul 2008
Chlamydia Overview
Category: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 14 Jul 2008
Chlamydia is often refered to, and joked about, as "the clap". But for the 3 million people who are infected with it each year in the U.S. alone, it's no laughing matter. Join our panel of experts for a discussion of the causes and treatments for this sexually transmitted disease
Medically Reviewed On: 14 Jul 2008
Tips for Taking Medicines Safely
Category: Colds
Medically Reviewed On: 11 Jul 2008
Prescription drug errors are common. Here are five steps you can take to help make sure you get the right drug at the right dose, improve communications with your doctor and pharmacist, and get the support you need.
Medically Reviewed On: 11 Jul 2008
Yeast Infections and Sex
Category: Yeast Infections
Medically Reviewed On: 9 Jul 2008
Are yeast infections sexually transmitted? Many women think so, but in fact yeast infections almost always appear on their own, with or without sexual activity. Still, some forms of birth control may increase a woman's risk, while others should be avoided during a yeast infection. Tune in as doctors discuss what women should know about yeast infections and sex.
Medically Reviewed On: 9 Jul 2008
Pneumococcal Vaccine for Kids
Category: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 6 Jul 2008
Streptococcus pneumoniae--also known as pneumococcus--is a common bacteria that often causes ear infections in children, but can also lead to dangerous conditions such as pneumonia and meningitis. A vaccine that protects against this bacteria is now available. How effective is it? And should every child get it? Join our panel of experts as they discuss what parents should know about this new immunization.
Medically Reviewed On: 6 Jul 2008
Hepatitis Overview
Category: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 5 Jul 2008
Many people with viral hepatitis don't know they are infected. Listen as experts discuss who should be tested and review the causes, prevention and treatment of the various types of hepatitis.
Medically Reviewed On: 5 Jul 2008
Hepatitis C Overview
Category: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 5 Jul 2008
Hepatitis C is called a silent epidemic because many people are unaware they carry this virus of the liver. But experts say hepatitis C is a public health threat on par with HIV.
Medically Reviewed On: 5 Jul 2008
Hepatitis B Overview
Category: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 5 Jul 2008
Hepatitis B is a viral infection of the liver often spread through sexual contact. But people are usually unaware they carry the virus. Find out if you are at risk for hepatitis B.
Medically Reviewed On: 5 Jul 2008
Cold and Flu Smarts for Kids
Category: Colds
Medically Reviewed On: 5 Jul 2008
Adults may already know the new ways to avoid catching and spreading the flu. But you may need to teach these behaviors to kids. Listen to an infection control expert discuss the new cough etiquette.
Medically Reviewed On: 5 Jul 2008
Yeast Infections and Pregnancy
Category: Yeast Infections
Medically Reviewed On: 3 Jul 2008
Yeast infections are a common problem for women and some say pregnancy increases your risk. Many women feel they know enough about the condition to take care of it themselves, but for pregnant women, self-diagnosis is a no-no. Tune in as experts discuss why pregnant women are considered more prone to yeast infections and why a doctor's visit is a must.
Medically Reviewed On: 3 Jul 2008
Yeast Infections: When to Treat Yourself
Category: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 2 Jul 2008
When women experience the signs of a yeast infection, they often prefer to self-medicate rather than check with their doctor. But the symptoms are similar to those of more serious conditions and only your doctor can tell the difference. Tune is as our experts share important information all women should know.
Medically Reviewed On: 2 Jul 2008
Preventing Lyme Disease
Category: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 24 Jun 2008
Lyme disease -- an infection which can lead to arthritis and other more serious complications -- is spread by tiny deer ticks commonly found in the northeastern U.S. What can you do to keep these bugs at bay? Join our panel of experts to learn what you should do to stay safe.
Medically Reviewed On: 24 Jun 2008
Meningitis Overview
Category: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 18 Jun 2008
Each year you hear about small outbreaks of meningitis. It is highly contagious and sometimes fatal. Learn why the classic symptoms of a high fever and stiff neck shouldn't be ignored.
Medically Reviewed On: 18 Jun 2008
Is it a Cold or an Allergy?
Category: Colds
Medically Reviewed On: 9 Jun 2008
When you have watery eyes, a runny nose, congestion and sneezing, how can you tell if it's a cold or an allergy? Find out the difference and the treatment options for both.
Medically Reviewed On: 9 Jun 2008
Protecting Yourself from Infection
Category: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 8 May 2008
Germs are a fact of life and catching an infectious disease like a cold may seem inevitable. But there are simple ways to protect yourself against the spread of disease. Handwashing, keeping up with immunizations, practicing safe sex and sensible food handling are good tools in the war against contagious disease.
Medically Reviewed On: 8 May 2008
Herpes Overview
Category: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 7 May 2008
Join our panel of experts for a discussion of herpes treatment and prevention.
Medically Reviewed On: 7 May 2008
Recognizing Lyme Disease
Category: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 7 May 2008
Public awareness about Lyme disease has heightened in recent years and people in high-risk areas know to look for the telltale bull's-eye rash. But what do you really know about the disease and how do you recognize its symptoms? Join our panel of experts as they discuss the causes and warning signs of this important health problem.
Medically Reviewed On: 7 May 2008
Katrina's Health Aftermath
Category: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 27 Sep 2006
The worst of Hurricane Katrina may be over, but thousands of evacuees from the Gulf coast still face an uncertain future. With the recovery underway, are we prepared for the next perfect storm?
Medically Reviewed On: 27 Sep 2006
Diagnosis of Vulvovaginal Candidiasis
Category: Yeast Infections
Medically Reviewed On: 12 Jul 2002
The first step in effective treatment for vulvovaginal candidiasis is correct diagnosis to rule out bacterial vaginitis and establish species of yeast. This will include a pelvic exam, 10% KOH wet prep, pH testing, microscopy and yeast cultures.
Medically Reviewed On: 12 Jul 2002
What Is Gonorrhea
Category: Infectious Diseases
Medically Reviewed On: 28 Jul 2000
Join our panel of experts for a discussion of gonorrhea, a sexually transmitted disease that may affect as many as 2 million people each year in the U.S. alone.
Medically Reviewed On: 28 Jul 2000
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