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In this episode, Dr. Blake Taylor leads a discussion focusing on sciatica, its causes, and treatment options.
In this episode, Dr. Sharleen Sidhu leads a discussion focusing on Ozempic, and how if differs from other weight loss drugs on the market.
Just because nursing is a natural process doesn’t mean it comes naturally to every mother and baby. Some infants, especially if they are born early, may take time learning to breastfeed. And sometimes, moms have their own breastfeeding challeng
The CDC estimates that an estimated 2.7 to 6.1 million people in the United States have Atrial Fibrillation, or AFib. The most common form of irregular heartbeat, AFib is a risk factor for stroke. In this podcast, electrophysiologist Dr. Vivek
Staying positive can be easier said than done. If you suffer from depression, anxiety, or both, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) can help readjust your thinking. In this podcast, MarinHealth psychotherapist Edward Vander Clute, LCSW explains
This is part two of our Cognitive Behavioral Therapy podcast—be sure to listen to part one first! Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, or CBT, is a short-term therapy technique to combat destructive thought patterns that negatively impact our lives.
From a prima ballerina to a high school football player, to a weekend mountain biker in his fifties, sports medicine doctors work with professional and amateur athletes of all ages. Sedentary people who want to start working out safely can also
When it comes to joint replacement, precision is everything. The right angle, the right fit, the right implant–all are essential for a good outcome.VELYS robotic-assisted knee replacement is a state-of-the-art alternative, not just to manual su
Stroke is the #5 cause of death and the #1 cause of long-term disability in the US. Fortunately, 80% of strokes are treatable and preventable. Knowing the symptoms of stroke and your risk factors for having one is important, but lifestyle modif
Living with lymphedema is challenging. Without proper management, the condition progresses, limiting motion, strength, and stability. Because lymphedema is usually caused by bodily trauma such as lymph node removal, surgery, radiation, pr infec
“Time is brain.” That’s the adage doctors use when they talk about surviving a stroke with minimal damage to the brain. If the patient is having an ischemic stroke, the kind that is caused by a blood clot, doctors have a four-and-a-half-hour wi
Stroke or Transient Ischemic Attack? The symptoms are the same, and both require an immediate visit to the Emergency Department. In fact, a person if you are admitted to the hospital with a Transient Ischemic Attack, or TIA, you will get a full
If you’ve had a stroke, chances are fear of a recurrence is always in the back of your mind. The current recurrence rate for US stroke survivors is around 10% yet many of these secondary strokes could have been avoided. That’s why it’s wise to
The hundredth anniversary of the discovery of insulin is cause for celebration, especially for those of us who depend on insulin to control our diabetes. Insulin formulations have come a long way since the hormone was first extracted from the p
If you are on insulin, you know how challenging it can be to arrive at the perfect regimen. Your needs are highly individual and may change over time. Meanwhile, the pharmaceutical industry keeps introducing new products that may be more effect
La cirugía de afirmación de género facial ha logrado avances notables en los últimos años. Estos delicados procedimientos de cirugía plástica alinean la estructura facial de una persona con el género con el que siempre se han identificado. La c
Facial gender affirmation surgery has made remarkable advances in recent years. These delicate plastic surgery procedures align a person’s facial structure with the gender they have always identified with. The surgery is highly personalized–the
Breastfeeding may be a natural process but it doesn’t come naturally to all mothers and babies. That’s why MarinHealth Medical Center offers breastfeeding education and assistance for new moms and their little ones.MarinHealth Medical Center’s
Dr Alice Yee discusses her education and training in family medicine.
Nearly four in ten women will experience some degree of incontinence after giving birth. For some, this bothersome condition will go away on its own within the first six weeks after birth. But what if the problem persists?Dr. Robert Chan, a uro
Too many women over 40 think urinary incontinence is a fact of life. Unfortunately, this common problem can have a devastating impact on a woman’s self-confidence and activity level.Dr. Robert Chan, a urologist at MarinHealth Urology | A UCSF H
In 1991, the United Children’s Fund and the World Health Initiative teamed up to develop the Baby-Friendly Initiative with the goal of enlisting hospitals in their efforts to promote and teach breastfeeding to mothers around the world. Hospita
Marinhealth Medical Center is one of a small number of Bay Area hospitals to offer a woman a choice of a physician- or midwife-assisted labor and delivery. What is the difference?In this detailed interview, Mary Newberry, MarinHealth Certified
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