Medical College of Wisconsin Columnists
Most patients are unaware that they have diverticulosis until they have symptoms or when the condition is found incidentally on a CT scan or during a colonoscopy for colon cancer screening.
Dr. Deirdre Faust explains how even people who are sensitive to supplemental iron can find ways to tolerate it.
"Dear Doctor" is a compilation of patient questions answered by doctors from the Medical College of Wisconsin.
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He imagines how the structures are intertwining with each other and with the invasive tumors…he visualizes how the dissection will look when the tumors have been removed and all of the structures explored.
The Oncology Clinic waiting room chairs are full, the television replays yesterday's events, and the conversation is quiet...
"Reflections" is a collection of essays by the health professionals of the Medical College of Wisconsin.
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William D. Petasnick, President and CEO of Froedtert & Community Health, chairs the American Hospital Association's Board of Trustees. "When it comes to health care, the only interest that should be special is our patient's interest," he says.
Although it's not fatal, trigeminal neuralgia is widely considered one of the most painful conditions in medical practice; the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke says the pain can be incapacitating.
"Your Health" provides easy-to-understand information about common health conditions.
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