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• Beware: germs sneak into the most unsuspecting places

  Germs are often present in places where you least expect them. You’ll be surprised to know how quickly germs pass on from various unsuspecting sources to your hand and then into your system

  Written by Team CW on Personal Care (hair, nails ..) Discuss | | 23 Jul 2010

• (Video) Cardiology FAQs

  Dr. Euan Ashley, a cardiologist at Stanford University School of Medicine, answers questions on varied topics like heart attacks at young age, pacemakers and whether anger causes heart problems.

  Written by Team CW on Ailments Discuss | | 22 Jun 2010

• (Video) Skin cancer FAQs

  Stanford physician, Susan Swetter, internationally known skin cancer researcher and clinician, answers questions on skin cancer

  Written by Team CW on Ailments Discuss | | 16 Jun 2010

• Sign up for Get Fit India

  What if you get a chance to get fitter by training in a world-class facility under the personal guidance of best experts and get a cash prize for it? Interested? "Get Fit India" is your chance.

  Written by Team CW on Exercise Discuss | | 01 Apr 2010

• (Video) Cancer-preventative Vegetables

  Tomato drink to prevent cancer? A team of Ohio State University researchers are engineering cancer-preventing foods that may end up in our refrigerators one day.

  Written by Team CW on Ailments Discuss | | 27 Mar 2010

• (Video) A lab the size of a postage stamp

  Traditional lab tests for disease diagnosis can be too expensive and cumbersome for the regions most in need. George Whitesides' ingenious answer, at TEDxBoston, is a foolproof tool that can be manufactured at virtually zero cost.

  Written by Team CW on New Research Discuss | | 28 Feb 2010

• (Video) Aimee Mullins: Dancing with adversity

  The thesaurus might equate "disabled" with synonyms like "useless" and "mutilated," but ground-breaking runner Aimee Mullins is out to redefine the word. Defying these associations, she shows how adversity -- in her case, being born without shinbones -- actually opens the door for human potential.

  Written by Team CW on Inspirational True Stories Discuss | | 27 Feb 2010

• (Video) Heart Attacks and Depression

  Studies show that 48 percent of people can develop depression following a heart attack. But experts say this depression may not be purely psychological.

  Written by Team CW on Ailments Discuss | | 25 Feb 2010

• (Video) Bariatric Surgery - Nat Ezrays

  Nat Ezray struggled with weight problems for decades. After bariatric surgery at Stanford Hospital & Clinics, combined with lifestyle changes, Ezray's health has improved substantially.

  Written by Team CW on New Research Discuss | | 24 Feb 2010

• (Video) Operating Room of the Future

  The Suite consists of four operating rooms housing futuristic surgical, endoscopic and imaging technology including the Artis zeego angiography C-arm system developed by Siemens Healthcare and recently approved for use in the United States. The C-arm can rotate completely around an operating table scanning a patient from all angles, and offering surgeons detailed imaging to guide them in their procedure.

  Written by Team CW on New Research Discuss | | 17 Feb 2010

• (Video) Paediatric Bioinformatics

  Atul Butte, MD, director of the center for pediatric bioinformatics at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford, explains in this video how computer science, genetics, and genomics are creating novel approaches to diagnose and treat disease.

  Written by Team CW on New Research Discuss | | 16 Feb 2010

• (Video) Food Allergies among children

  A variety of kids speak candidly about living with food allergies. Narrated by Paul Konrad.

  Written by Team CW on Diet and Nutrition Discuss | | 15 Feb 2010

• (Video) PACT: Help for HIV Positive People

  Through PACT (Prevention and Access to Care and Treatment), a Brigham and Womens Hospital program, case managers help HIV positive patients in inner-city Boston adhere to their treatment plan.

  Written by Team CW on Ailments Discuss | | 13 Feb 2010

• (Video) Surgical Treatment for Epilepsy

  In this Children's Channel video podcast, Roger Hudgins, MD, director of the division of neurosurgery at Akron Children's Hospital, discusses how surgery can ease the symptoms of epilepsy and even provide a cure for many of the most severely affected individuals.

  Written by Team CW on Ailments Discuss | | 12 Feb 2010

• (Video) Nutrition Police

  The William W. Backus Hospital Nutrition Detectives help a young woman deal with "Fats in the Freezer" as she tries to plan for more healthy meals.

  Written by Team CW on Diet and Nutrition Discuss | | 03 Feb 2010

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