Wellness Goals for 2012 With Terra Wellington 2:25
Wellness Goals for 2012 With Terra Wellington 2:25
The New Year is upon us, and for many that means making a commitment to a healthier lifestyle. Terra Wellington, Wellness and Lifestyle Contributor, gives tips to help keep those wellness goals.
New Year, New You 0:50
New Year, New You 0:50
Now that the holiday season is over, we are all starting to feel those few extra pounds and the bad habits that come with it. Heather Bauer, registered dietician and author of Bread is the Devil has a tip to overcome the most common diet devils.
The American College of Physicians Issues Ethics Guidelines 2:03
The American College of Physicians Issues Ethics Guidelines 2:03
The American College of Physicians has new ethics guidelines to help doctors in handling sensitive issues related to patient care including end-of-life care, complementary and alternative medicine, taking care of VIPs and using social media.
Winter Wellness Tips with Terra Wellington 2:44
Winter Wellness Tips with Terra Wellington 2:44
The Holidays are right around the corner. It’s a busy time, and in the rush we often neglect to take care of ourselves.
RICOLA® SHOWCASES HERBAL EXPERTISE TO SOOTHE COUGHS AND COLDS, FROM SWITZERLAND WITH CARE 1:34
RICOLA® SHOWCASES HERBAL EXPERTISE TO SOOTHE COUGHS AND COLDS, FROM SWITZERLAND WITH CARE 1:34
New Ricola Facebook and Twitter resources help fans help themselves and those they love stay well this cold season.
Study Published in Annals of Internal Medicine Finds Over Long Term, Yoga Trumps Usual Care for Improving Back Function in Patients Suffering from Low Back Pain 1:51
Study Published in Annals of Internal Medicine Finds Over Long Term, Yoga Trumps Usual Care for Improving Back Function in Patients Suffering from Low Back Pain 1:51
Back pain is one of the most common reasons for missed work and the second most common reason for visits to the doctor’s office.
How Your Pharmacist Can Help You Stay “Flu Free” This Year 1:07
How Your Pharmacist Can Help You Stay “Flu Free” This Year 1:07
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), 5 to 20 percent of the US population is infected with influenza every year, and over the past 31 years, annual influenza related deaths have ranged from 3,000 to 49,000.
Survey highlights the impact of shift work 2:06
Survey highlights the impact of shift work 2:06
A survey of 1500 shift workers underscores the impact of working non-traditional hours on their health, work and well-being. Shift workers could be at risk for shift work disorder, a recognized medical condition.
High Tech Classrooms & Eye Health 2:10
High Tech Classrooms & Eye Health 2:10
Classrooms around the country are becoming increasingly high-tech, and teachers are incorporating 3D imaging, digital devices and the latest computer applications into their daily curriculum.
Kaiser Permanente West Los Angeles New Hospital Tower 6:30
Kaiser Permanente West Los Angeles New Hospital Tower 6:30
The new hospital features advanced medical equipment, a tranquil, Zen-like courtyard, and warm, light-filled interiors. More than just a state-of-the-art facility, it’s the ultimate healing environment.
iBio 4:09
iBio 4:09
iBio, Inc. is a biopharmaceutical company focused on commercializing iBioLaunch™, its proprietary platform technology for the production of biologics including vaccines and therapeutic proteins.
Massage more effective for low back pain than standard care 2:00
Massage more effective for low back pain than standard care 2:00
Low back pain is one of the most common reasons patients see a physician. The standard primary care for back pain involves physical therapy and medications, including Non Steroidal Anti Inflammatory medications, muscle relaxants and sometimes opiods.
Women who Smoke Cigarettes have a Greater Risk of PAD 1:47
Women who Smoke Cigarettes have a Greater Risk of PAD 1:47
A study In the Annals of Internal Medicine found that women who smoke cigarettes had ten times the risk for developing peripheral artery disease or PAD than women who never smoked.
Going Green And Saving Green This Earth Day 2:43
Going Green And Saving Green This Earth Day 2:43
Earth Day is not only an excuse for you to do your part and save the environment, it’s a chance to re-assess your spending habits and save some money! Here are Terra Wellington’s suggestions for being eco-savvy this year:
New Health benefits Maple Syrup from Canada 2:27
New Health benefits Maple Syrup from Canada 2:27
Studies presented at the 2011 American Chemical Society meeting found maple syrup from Canada may be the next champion food. Maple syrup has 54 anti-oxidants, many of them with anti-inflammatory, anti-diabetic and anti-cancer properties.
Eating Smart At Home Starts Right In Your Grocery Store 1:31
Eating Smart At Home Starts Right In Your Grocery Store 1:31
March mark’s National Nutrition Month, a campaign encouraging American’s to make better choices about their diet and health. Here Terra Wellington shares tips for doing just that starting in your grocery store. Video-Uncle Ben’s, DOLE, and Log Cabin.
Guys react to vasectomy videos -- by Essure 0:57
Guys react to vasectomy videos -- by Essure 0:57
We gathered a handful of guys and made them watch footage of an actual vasectomy to shed light on why men are hesitant to man up when it comes to permanent birth control.
Eye Care for Adults of All Ages 1:47
Eye Care for Adults of All Ages 1:47
According to the American Optometric Association’s (AOA) American Eye-Q® survey, 46 percent of consumers indicate eyesight is the sense they worry most about losing.
ACP: New Guidelines For Low Back Pain Treatment 1:55
ACP: New Guidelines For Low Back Pain Treatment 1:55
Recommendations are first in a series of papers to help physicians and patients identify misused medical treatments and to practice high-value health care
NHLBI: Living with Sickle Cell Disease 1:37
NHLBI: Living with Sickle Cell Disease 1:37
When I was born, sickle cell disease was like a death sentence. Now, it’s totally the opposite, ” says Tiffany, 26. Her story offers information and hope for those with sickle cell disease.
NHLBI: Past, Present, and Future of Sickle Cell Research 2:46
NHLBI: Past, Present, and Future of Sickle Cell Research 2:46
A century after scientists first described sickle cell disease, the commitment continues for improved treatments and cures for those who have sickle cell disease, thanks in part to research funded by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute.
Silk Soymilk Lets Consumers Trace Their Beans 2:06
Silk Soymilk Lets Consumers Trace Their Beans 2:06
Consumers Can Use New Website to Trace Non-GMO and Organic Soybeans from Crop to Carton, Learn More about Food
Scientific Evidence Proves Shapeware Burns Extra Calories 2:13
Scientific Evidence Proves Shapeware Burns Extra Calories 2:13
Research presented at 2010 OBESITY Annual Scientific Meeting shows ShaToBu Shapeware helps women burn extra calories during every day activites
AOA: Are bad habits putting your eye health at risk? 1:55
AOA: Are bad habits putting your eye health at risk? 1:55
AOA’s New American Eye-Q® Survey Finds Many Contact Wearers Follow Good Hygiene, But There’s Room for Improvement
AOA's Dr. Pamela Lowe on Importance of Eye Exams for Kids 1:21
AOA's Dr. Pamela Lowe on Importance of Eye Exams for Kids 1:21
Teachers Recognize that Vision and Learning are Interdependent
Dermatologist Dr. Erin Welch On Effective Acne Treatments 1:25
Dermatologist Dr. Erin Welch On Effective Acne Treatments 1:25
Clearing Acne Comes Down to Ingredients and Regimen. Dr. Erin Welch Says That Reading Labels Can Help Mom Win the War on Their Kids’ Acne
ACP: Low-Carb Beats Low-Fat for Improving Cardiovascular Risk Factors 1:26
ACP: Low-Carb Beats Low-Fat for Improving Cardiovascular Risk Factors 1:26
The effectiveness of a low-carb diet versus a low-fat for weight Study in Annals of Internal Medicine Finds Both Diets Effective for Weight Loss but Those on Low-Carbohydrate Diet had More Favorable Changes in HDL-cholesterol Levels
Will Patient Access to Doctor’s Notes Lead to Improved Care? 1:54
Will Patient Access to Doctor’s Notes Lead to Improved Care? 1:54
Researchers Strive to Answer Question Through OpenNotes Pilot Program
Florence Henderson, Her Eyesight and Eye Surgery 1:55
Florence Henderson, Her Eyesight and Eye Surgery 1:55
America’s Favorite TV Mom Discusses her Decisions on
Dealing with Cataracts and Offers Advice to Others
What is Shift Work Disorder? 1:07
What is Shift Work Disorder? 1:07
Shift work disorder is a condition that occurs when the person’s internal body clock is out of sync with their non-traditional work hours.
AAFA Releases 100 Worst Cities for People with Allergies 2:11
AAFA Releases 100 Worst Cities for People with Allergies 2:11
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) has just released its annual rankings of the 100 worst cities in America for people with allergies. But people should be just as concerned about indoor air quality.
HGH Significantly Increases Sprint Capacity in Healthy Recreational Athletes 1:56
HGH Significantly Increases Sprint Capacity in Healthy Recreational Athletes 1:56
Trial is the First to Show That Growth Hormone Positively Affects
Physical Performance
AHA: Power To End Stroke / Power Awards Concert 2010 1:43
AHA: Power To End Stroke / Power Awards Concert 2010 1:43
You’ve Got The Power To End Stoke. Join the American Heart Association & American Stroke Association to Celebrate Power Ambassadors During the 2010 Power Awards Concert
Your Social Network May Affect Your Drinking Habits 0:30
Your Social Network May Affect Your Drinking Habits 0:30
According to a study published in Annals of Internal Medicine the drinking habits of the people in your extended social group play a major role in determining your own rate of alcohol consumption
Effective Business Strategies to Help Halt the Spread of Tuberculosis 4:27
Effective Business Strategies to Help Halt the Spread of Tuberculosis 4:27
On World TB Day, March 24th, leading organizations highlight best practices in fight against this deadly disease
The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery Reveals New Procedural Survey 2:09
The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery Reveals New Procedural Survey 2:09
A new procedural survey conducted by the says more than 17 million cosmetic surgery procedures were performed in the United States in 2009.
Would You Like Some Salsa with That? 1:32
Would You Like Some Salsa with That? 1:32
New Survey from Orci Finds American Advertisers Acknowledge Hispanics’ Impact on U.S. Culture but Half Don’t Market to Nation’s Largest Minority
Study Finds Cigar and Pipe Smoking Doubles Risk of COPD 1:09
Study Finds Cigar and Pipe Smoking Doubles Risk of COPD 1:09
Study in Annals of Internal Medicine Finds Cigar and Pipe Smoking
Doubles Risk of Developing Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
Year of Affordable Healthcare 1:20
Year of Affordable Healthcare 1:20
A Nationwide Call by Teva for Increased Access to Affordable Health Care for American Citizens
Terra Wellington's Wellness Goals for 2010 2:51
Terra Wellington's Wellness Goals for 2010 2:51
Terra Wellington, Frequent Television Contributor and Author of The Mom’s Guide to Growing Your Family Green Shares Healthy Living Tips for 2010
Itzhak Perlman wields violin as a weapon against polio 2:57
Itzhak Perlman wields violin as a weapon against polio 2:57
Virtuoso joins Rotary International, New York Philharmonic in historic Concert to End Polio worldwide
In the War Against the Flu, Your Home is a Major Battleground 4:46
In the War Against the Flu, Your Home is a Major Battleground 4:46
Environmental Health Experts Release New Report Indicating that Humidifiers May Play a Role in Reducing Survival of Flu Virus in the Air and on Surfaces
In the War Against the Flu, Your Home is a Major Battleground 0:56
In the War Against the Flu, Your Home is a Major Battleground 0:56
Environmental Health Experts Release New Report Indicating that Humidifiers May Play a Role in Reducing Survival of Flu Virus in the Air and on Surfaces
U.S. GETS A “D” FOR PRETERM BIRTH RATE 2:03
U.S. GETS A “D” FOR PRETERM BIRTH RATE 2:03
States Take Action to Reduce Risk Factors
Self Magazine’s Healthiest Cities for Women 1:03
Self Magazine’s Healthiest Cities for Women 1:03
Burlington, Vermont Named #1 on Self Magazine’s 10th Annual Survey of America’s Healthiest Places for Women
Guideline on the benefits and risks of PDE-5 inhibitor drugs 1:40
Guideline on the benefits and risks of PDE-5 inhibitor drugs 1:40
American College of Physicians issues clinical practice guideline on the benefits and risks of PDE-5 inhibitor drugs used to treat patients with ED
Keep Better Track of Your Medications 1:35
Keep Better Track of Your Medications 1:35
The American Pharmacists Association has created a few guidelines for patients to follow including a list of questions to ask your pharmacist to avoid future medical problems.
Legendary Coach K Teams Up with Arthritis Foundation 2:56
Legendary Coach K Teams Up with Arthritis Foundation 2:56
Coach K, Olympic and head coach of Duke University’s men’s basketball team, teams up with the Arthritis Foundation to help raise awareness of osteoarthritis, the disease that nearly ended his coaching career 10 years ago. Video by DePuy Orthopaedics.
Family Health 101 1:34
Family Health 101 1:34
DisneyFamily.com recently employed a survey of more than 7,000 parents to determine their awareness and involvement in their family's "healthy living" habits. Dr. Marla Law Abrolat with Kaiser Permanente discusses the findings.
New Survey Finds Majority of Men Avoid Preventive Health 1:13
New Survey Finds Majority of Men Avoid Preventive Health 1:13
From skipping important health screenings to avoiding a visit to the doctor new results from a survey released by the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) indicate men continue to fall short when it comes to managing their personal health.
AAO Urges Diabetics To Get Their Eyes Screened 1:42
AAO Urges Diabetics To Get Their Eyes Screened 1:42
American Academy Of Ophthalmology Urges Diabetics To Get Their Eyes Screened To Avoid Complications And Vision Loss Of Diabetic Retinopathy
What’s Inside Mars Snackfood? 0:58
What’s Inside Mars Snackfood? 0:58
Mars Snackfood US, makers of M&M's® and SKITTLES®, announced plans to redesign its snackfood packaging to provide consumers with comprehensive nutrition information prominently displayed on BOTH the front and back of its products.
The Hidden Health Problem That Could Affect Your Dog 2:28
The Hidden Health Problem That Could Affect Your Dog 2:28
Don't assume that your dog's incessant coughing is just a cold! Coughing and other symptoms may be due to Congestive Heart Failure, a leading cause of death in dogs.
Filter the Flu 1:11
Filter the Flu 1:11
New Study Results Show Breakthrough Technology Removes Common Flu Virus From a Home’s Filtered Air
The Effects of the Personal Habits of Medical Professionals 2:14
The Effects of the Personal Habits of Medical Professionals 2:14
(Washington, DC)-- Curious to know what supplements doctors and nurses rely on to stay healthy? A controversial new study has found that health care professionals take supplements more than consumers.
New Research Supports Commercial Weight Loss Program 2:11
New Research Supports Commercial Weight Loss Program 2:11
The weight journal Obesity will publish the results of a two-year randomized clinical trial designed to evaluate the effectiveness of a comprehensive commercial program.
National Women’s Health Week 2007 1:00
National Women’s Health Week 2007 1:00
Pamper Your Mind, Body and Spirit for National Women's Health Week 2007
Lifestyle Expert Gives Mom-to-Mom Ideas for Summer Wellness 1:16
Lifestyle Expert Gives Mom-to-Mom Ideas for Summer Wellness 1:16
This summer, as you stock up the fridge for the kids and look for indoor and outdoor activities to keep the family busy, you'll want to make sure you're keeping your loved ones safe, healthy, and happy.
American Heart Month 1:00
American Heart Month 1:00
Today, millions of Americans are living with some form of heart disease: coronary heart disease, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol.
A Family’s Guide To Healthy Summer Living 1:26
A Family’s Guide To Healthy Summer Living 1:26
Wellness and Lifestyle Expert Terra Wellington gives mom-to-mom advice on how to keep your family safe, healthy, and happy this summer. Tips include protecting yourself from the sun, nutritional snacking and how to stay hydrated.
National Nutrition Month - It's a Matter of Fact 2:01
National Nutrition Month - It's a Matter of Fact 2:01
The American Dietetic Association is urging consumers to look beyond the myths and fads of nutrition and focus on the facts during National Nutrition Month in March. Above all, eating right doesn't have to be complicated.
Wellness Expert Reports on Health Concerns for Winter 1:58
Wellness Expert Reports on Health Concerns for Winter 1:58
Frequent Television Contributor Terra Wellington shares essential tips to safeguard your well being during these winter and holiday months. From beating the common cold to overcoming dry and chapped lips, Terra's got it covered.
Eating Right for 2009 1:57
Eating Right for 2009 1:57
Wellness and Lifestyle Contributor Terra Wellington, dishes the facts on whole grains, soy foods, leafy greens and much more. Video from Sara Lee, Dole, Junior Leagues International and United Soybean Board.
Interstitial Cystitis Association Educational Video 1:00
Interstitial Cystitis Association Educational Video 1:00
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in partnership with the Interstitial Cystitis Association (ICA), funds educational efforts that enable health care professionals to better understand and treat people with IC.
Take A Walk! 1:23
Take A Walk! 1:23
Obesity, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, diabetes – these issues are threatening the lives of Americans everyday. Inactive lifestyles are not only affecting physical health, they are costing American families thousands of dollars each year.
Top Five Holiday Superfoods For Your Kitchen 1:40
Top Five Holiday Superfoods For Your Kitchen 1:40
Eating healthy at the holidays is no simple task. From office parties to holiday dinners, the temptation to overindulge is high. But with the right holiday superfoods stocked in your kitchen, you can stay on track. Elizabeth Somer discusses.
Is Your Computer Giving You Eyesight Problems? 0:31
Is Your Computer Giving You Eyesight Problems? 0:31
The American Optometric Association (AOA) advises that Americans who use computers daily at work or at home could suffer from computer vision syndrome, which leaves them vulnerable to eyesight problems like dry eye, eyestrain and neck strain/backache
Research Shows Nutrition Key Factor To Slowing Vision Loss 1:07
Research Shows Nutrition Key Factor To Slowing Vision Loss 1:07
Research shows a strong correlation between good nutrition and the prevention of age-related eye diseases. The American Optometric Association recommends eating foods rich in key nutrients, including lutein. Video from AOA and Kemin Health.
Make Eye Exams Part of the Back to School Routine 1:26
Make Eye Exams Part of the Back to School Routine 1:26
Bill Nye the Science Guy and Dr. Mike Earley with the American Optometric Association help parents and teachers understand the importance of comprehensive eye exams and the risks that vision impairments can pose to a child's health and education.
Is it Just Pain… or is it Fibromyalgia? 0:29
Is it Just Pain… or is it Fibromyalgia? 0:29
Dr. David Ferrera offers details on a new study called the Engage Fibromyalgia Study currently underway that may help Fibromyalgia patients find a treatment option for their condition.
Cervical Cancer Prevention: Separating Fact from Fiction 1:02
Cervical Cancer Prevention: Separating Fact from Fiction 1:02
A new survey released by the National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women's Health (NPWH) found that many women are in the dark about what it takes to prevent HPV (human papillomavirus), the primary cause of cervical cancer
Digene HPV Test 0:31
Digene HPV Test 0:31
Cervical Cancer is highly preventable if treated early. If you are 30 or over, take the pledge to get the HPV test the next time you get your Pap.
When It Comes to Full Term Healthy Babies, America Gets a D 1:26
When It Comes to Full Term Healthy Babies, America Gets a D 1:26
According to the first ever March of Dimes Premature Birth Report Card, America earns a "D" when it comes to preventing and caring for premature babies. Doctor Jennifer Howse President of the March of Dimes discusses the report card.
Hope for the 14 Million Plus Rosacea Sufferers 2:35
Hope for the 14 Million Plus Rosacea Sufferers 2:35
A new cosmesecutical, Pyratine XR, may offer hope for rosacea suffers. A recent study conducted, of mild to moderate rosacea patients found that Pyratine XR showed improvement for all of the major signs and symptoms of rosacea.
Best Walking Cities 2:04
Best Walking Cities 2:04
Does your city walk the walk or just talk the talk? This year's best walking cities study is bigger than ever, highlighting the best and worst walking cities in the country.
David Beckham Brings Healthy Lifestyle with Omega-3 Fish Oil 1:21
David Beckham Brings Healthy Lifestyle with Omega-3 Fish Oil 1:21
GO3 has launched its line of healthier-for-you and family-friendly products in partnership with international soccer star David Beckham.
SELF-Magazine’s Survey Reveals Healthiest Cities For Women 1:10
SELF-Magazine’s Survey Reveals Healthiest Cities For Women 1:10
Sara Austin Features Director of SELF Magazine reports on the results that analyzed more than 6,000 points of data across more than 50 categories and found the healthiest cities for women.
The Healthiest Cities for Women 0:48
The Healthiest Cities for Women 0:48
From access to healthcare to low crime rates and healthy lifestyle choices – SELF Magazine has scoured the nation to rank this year's healthiest, and unhealthiest, cities.
The 50 Million Pound Challenge Marks 1st Anniversary 2:03
The 50 Million Pound Challenge Marks 1st Anniversary 2:03
April 7th marks the one-year anniversary of The 50 Million Pound Challenge. After a remarkable first year, almost half a million people have joined, and lost close to 2 million pounds.
The Challenge Offers Free Weight Loss Tools for the New Year 1:24
The Challenge Offers Free Weight Loss Tools for the New Year 1:24
It's a New Year and the 50 Million Pound Challenge weight loss campaign offers free tools, resources and inspiration to help you achieve your resolutions. Dr. Ian Smith, Challenge founder and Celebrity Fit Club expert discusses.
Saving Energy in Healthcare Facilities 2:51
Saving Energy in Healthcare Facilities 2:51
Rural hospitals are challenged – aging infrastructure, rising costs, shrinking budgets –yet must remain operational.
Keep Your Home Safe by Putting Pests in Their Place 2:50
Keep Your Home Safe by Putting Pests in Their Place 2:50
Home & Garden Expert, Lisa Quinn, shares how you can rid and safeguard your home from fireants, cockroaches and grubs, by identifying and treating pest hotspots as well as utilizing a new website from DuPont.
What’s the One Test Students Can’t Afford to Fail This Year? 1:24
What’s the One Test Students Can’t Afford to Fail This Year? 1:24
Bill Nye the Science Guy and Dr. Leonard J Press help parents and teachers understand screenings, exams and the risks that vision problems can pose to a child's health and education.
Ken Starr Petitions US Supreme Court In VSP Vision Case 1:32
Ken Starr Petitions US Supreme Court In VSP Vision Case 1:32
Ken Starr, Dean of Pepperdine Law School and lead attorney for VSP Vision Care on its pending Supreme Court case (as of November, 2008) on its tax-exempt status discussed the legal issues and potential ramifications of the case.
Moms Express Nutrition Concerns Yet Real Culprits Overlooked 2:53
Moms Express Nutrition Concerns Yet Real Culprits Overlooked 2:53
A recent national survey revealed moms are more concerned with individual ingredients rather than their children's overall caloric intake. However, parents must understand the basic nutritional facts to keep their kids healthy.
The Truth About Sweeteners 2:20
The Truth About Sweeteners 2:20
A recent survey revealed moms are more concerned with individual ingredients than their children's overall caloric intake. Since total calories typically determine weight gain, parents must understand basic nutritional facts to keep kids healthy.
Challenges of Primary Care 3:53
Challenges of Primary Care 3:53
More than six thousand doctors recently met in Washington for Internal Medicine 2008, the annual meeting of the American College of Physicians. Panel discussions focused on the medical profession's most important issues.
Coffee and Diabetes 1:27
Coffee and Diabetes 1:27
This month's Internal Medicine Report looks at two key studies: Coffee drinking and mortality, and a connection between diabetes and hearing loss.
What’s the Best Exercise For Type 2 Diabetics? 2:01
What’s the Best Exercise For Type 2 Diabetics? 2:01
A new randomized control trial found that both aerobic exercise—such as jogging, cycling or walking—and resistance exercise—such as weight lifting—improved glycemic/blood sugar control in people with type 2 diabetes.
New Guidelines for Diagnosis and Treatment of Stable COPD 2:23
New Guidelines for Diagnosis and Treatment of Stable COPD 2:23
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease or COPD is a slowly progressive lung disease involving the airways and lung tissue, resulting in gradual loss of lung function, typically as a result of smoking.
Patients Suffering from SickleCell Anemia In Much Worse Pain 2:25
Patients Suffering from SickleCell Anemia In Much Worse Pain 2:25
A new study of patients suffering from sickle cell anemia found that patients were worse off than was previously believed.
Team-Based Approach Improves Diabetes Care 2:03
Team-Based Approach Improves Diabetes Care 2:03
A team-based approach involving physicians, other health care professionals, and patients is working to improve the treatment of diabetes in the U.S.
ACP Issues Guideline for Screening for Osteoporosis in Men 2:13
ACP Issues Guideline for Screening for Osteoporosis in Men 2:13
Osteoporosis is often viewed as a women's health issue, but one in 16 men over 65 suffers from the disease, and few men are currently tested or diagnosed.
E-Health Policy Comes to Light at Internal Medicine 2008 3:11
E-Health Policy Comes to Light at Internal Medicine 2008 3:11
More than six thousand doctors recently met in Washington for Internal Medicine 2008, the annual meeting of the American College of Physicians.
Atherosclerosis in Prehypertensive Young Adults 2:16
Atherosclerosis in Prehypertensive Young Adults 2:16
A new study published in Annals of Internal Medicine finds that prehypertension—systolic blood pressure 120 to 139 mmHg or diastolic blood pressure 80 to 89 mmHg— during young adulthood is common and associated with coronary atherosclerosis.
Primary Care Support Increases Breastfeeding Rates 1:52
Primary Care Support Increases Breastfeeding Rates 1:52
After reviewing the evidence, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) concluded that primary care providers can increase breastfeeding rates and duration by encouraging and supporting breastfeeding.
“Second-Generation” Antidepressants 1:57
“Second-Generation” Antidepressants 1:57
The ACP found no substantial differences in efficacy or quality of life among "second-generation" antidepressants used to treat depressive disorders such as major depressive disorder.
ACP Recommends Routine HIV Screening for All 2:04
ACP Recommends Routine HIV Screening for All 2:04
In an effort to help prevent the unwitting spread of HIV ACP recommends that physicians adopt a routine screening policy for HIV and encourage their patients older than 13 to get tested, regardless of their risk factors.
Colonoscopy Significantly Reduces Death 2:46
Colonoscopy Significantly Reduces Death 2:46
Colonoscopy is the "gold standard" for evaluation of the colon. Now, a new study published in Annals of Internal Medicine finds colonoscopy may not be as effective as previously believed.
Help For Obese Patients May Be a Phone Call Away 2:18
Help For Obese Patients May Be a Phone Call Away 2:18
There is no magic pill for weight loss.
Connecting With Your Doctor May Affect Your Health 2:25
Connecting With Your Doctor May Affect Your Health 2:25
A new study in Annals of Internal Medicine, finds that patients who are connected to a specific primary care physician are more likely to receive guideline-consistent care than those who are connected to a practice but not a physician.
Most Effective Way to Quit Smoking? 2:21
Most Effective Way to Quit Smoking? 2:21
According to a new study published in Annals of Internal Medicine, physicians should treat smoking as a chronic disease if they want to help their patients quit successfully.
Mediterranean Diet and Diabetes 1:46
Mediterranean Diet and Diabetes 1:46
A study published in Annals of Internal Medicine found that newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes patients following a Mediterranean diet were significantly less likely to need medicine after four years than those on a low-fat diet.
Dr. Christine Laine named new Editor 2:33
Dr. Christine Laine named new Editor 2:33
Dr. Christine Laine is named new Editor of Annals of Internal Medicine.
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