Videos

David Branch, MD, of Bangor Plastic and Hand Surgery, discusses issues including the distinctions between migraines and other headache types.

Video describes the importance and different uses of ACE-Inhibitors and ARBs in Heart Failure Therapy

A new cookbook aims to soothe reflux sufferers with low-fat, low-acid recipes.

Israeli mental health experts discuss the biology and treatment of clinical depression.

Stanford Professor Robert Sapolsky lectures on the neurochemical underpinnings of major depression.

David Thomas, PhD, a psychotherapist based in Tampa, Florida, discusses the causes of major depressive disorder.

David Thomas, PhD, a psychotherapist based in Tampa, Florida, describes the symptoms of major depressive disorder.

David Thomas, PhD, a psychotherapist based in Tampa, Florida, defines major depressive disorder and explains how it differs from normal depression.

This video will help to diagnose acute and chronic lower back pain.

This video describes ways to fight the build up of plaque in the blood stream that causes Atherosclerosis and heart attacks.

Life expectancy is rising rapidly among patients with type 1 diabetes thanks to new advances in medicine.

Peers & Perspectives® is a new journal that centers around physician peer to peer debate and exchange.

Dr, Applebaum explains how to diagnose and treat people with ADHD.

Dr. Julie Schweitzer lectures about current research and treatments in ADHD.

Dr. Verbalis, Dr. Green, and Dr. Miller explain the effects of hyponatremia and Marilyn Getty describes her experience with the condition.

Ellen Shmueli, living with rheumatoid arthritis for more than 10 years, describes her road to overcoming and controlling her condition.

A new treatment for treating Gout can normalize levels of uric acid in the blood within hours in patients who have failed to respond to any other treatments.

David Granet, MD and expert Jody Corey-Bloom, MD discuss multiple sclerosis and individuals with the diease share their stories.

Dr. Jordan Josephson, author and leading ear, nose and throat doctor, explains how to control or avoid getting GERD.

A 2008 study found that treating elderly RA patients with TNG-alpha antagonists may increase their risk and exacerbate heart failure.

A study found that in recent-onset active RA, regular medication adjustments based on disease-activity scores improves clinical outcomes.

This study identifies a polymorphism in the TRAF1/C5 region increases the susceptibility to and severity of RA.

Dr. Morten Schou discusses the Danish Heart Failure Study and the conclusion that the researchers came up with upon evaluating the results.

David Gollaher, president and CEO of California Healthcare Institute, discusses the tensions between stem cell research, ethics, and politics.

Dr. Mitchell Rosner discusses chronic hyponatremia and treatments options for patients diagnosed with the condition.

A 2009 study found that antipsychotic medications and lifestyle factors cannot fully explain the elevated risk for CVD in patients with schizophrenia.

Vaccines are one of the most important public health advances in the 20th century, yet fewer people are getting them.

As measles make a nationwide comeback, are parents who refuse to vaccinate their children contributing to the problem?

Nearly 80% of people worldwide who need palliative care do not have access to needed medicine and treatment.

New breakthroughs in our understanding of the physical and biochemical pathways of pain may soon lead to effect disease-modifying drugs.