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Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
weekly
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
24 minutes
Englisch
31 Folgen
seit 21. März 2007
episodic

NEUESTE FOLGEN 🔗

Dr. Benjamin Druss of the Rollins School of Public Health on the intersection of public health and mental health.

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FRÜHERE EPISODEN

Dr. Arthur Kellermann discusses a study showing that when cardiac arrest patients cannot successfully be resuscitated by emergency medical services in the field, lifesaving attempts to race them to a nearby hospital often prove futile.
Randy Evans, a one-time heart bypass patient who went on to enroll in Emory's School of Nursing and eventually work at the Emory Crawford Long Hospital unit that cared for him.
Dr. Greg Martin on acute lung injury and a new USDA funded study to establish new treatments for this condition, which typipically afflicts critical care patients and has a mortality rate of 40 percent.
Dr. Boadie Dunlop on major depression and a new study designed to give doctor a better idea which treatment will be most effective for a particular patient.
Emory's Dr. Wendy Book on heart disease. Lecture delivered as part of the 2008 Mini Medical School program.
Emory's Dr. Alpen Patel on allergies, covering how to prevent, diagnose and treat them. Lecture delivered as part of the 2008 Mini Medical School program.
Emory's Dr. Carolyn Meltzer on radiology, with a focus on 21st century diagnosis and treatment. Lecture delivered as part of the 2008 Mini Medical School program.
Emory's Dr. Fadlo Khuri on cancer, including both origins, prevention and latest treatment advances. Lecture delivered as part of the 2008 Mini Medical School program.
Emory's Dr. Stuart Zola on brain and memory, including updates on research into Alzheimer's Disease. Lecture delivered as part of the 2008 Mini Medical School program.