- Fall/Winter 2009

Fall/Winter 2009

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	The Activists For people touched by disease and death, tragedy often leads to triumph. Meet a few who have dedicated themselves to helping others. by Richard L. Gaw
	Good Medicine The medicine cabinet is headquarters in the defense of all things infectious and home of relief for everything from headaches to scrapes to minor burns. What should be in yours? Dr. Molly McBride... by Emily Riley
	The Cancer Conundrum The disease remains a large public health issue in Delaware. The state is making efforts at improving detection and mortality rates. But it’s up to us, too. by Susan Oates
	Powerful Help You’ve run out of money. You have no place to go. And you are very, very sick. Where do you turn for help? Patient advocates will fight for your rights while you fight for your life. by Melissa Jacobs

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	The Activists For people touched by disease and death, tragedy often leads to triumph. Meet a few who have dedicated themselves to helping others. by Richard L. Gaw
	Looking Out for Kids Looking out for kids, a new lab on wheels, an expanding cancer center, and more.
	Good Medicine The medicine cabinet is headquarters in the defense of all things infectious and home of relief for everything from headaches to scrapes to minor burns. What should be in yours? Dr. Molly McBride... by Emily Riley
	Surging Surgicenters You don’t always need a hospital for surgery. Ambulatory surgery centers are increasing in the state—and increasing the benefit to doctors and patients. by Christine Facciolo
	The Cancer Conundrum The disease remains a large public health issue in Delaware. The state is making efforts at improving detection and mortality rates. But it’s up to us, too. by Susan Oates
	Healing the System Almost everyone agrees that our healthcare system needs reform. The question is, where do we begin? Some local leaders believe they have the answers. By Reid Champagne
	Powerful Help You’ve run out of money. You have no place to go. And you are very, very sick. Where do you turn for help? Patient advocates will fight for your rights while you fight for your life. by Melissa Jacobs
	First Again Among other things the healthcare system seems to need is a standardized system of electronic record keeping. It so happens Delaware has developed one. by Scott Pruden
	Smart Mouths Dental health is an indicator of overall wellness, so it shouldn’t be neglected. The Delaware Oral Health Coalition works to get everyone taking good care of their mouths. by Scott Pruden
	To Sleep, Perchance to Dream Insomniacs, rejoice. You may simply need to change your habits. For those with more severe sleep issues, there is hope. by Bob Thurlow
	Looking Good Some vision problems are unavoidable, but taking good care of your eyes will still help them work well for a long, long time. by Bob Thurlow
	Our Aching Feet Podiatric problems are so different, they require a special doctor. Here are a few common complaints, and what you can do to get better. By Theresa Gawlas Medoff
	Cosmetic Surgery: What You Should Know They are rare, but poor outcomes can occur. Some procedures can be dangerous. Before you decide, here are issues to discuss with your doctor. By Christine Facciolo
	All About Image CT, PET, MRI—the alphabet soup of medical imaging can be confusing. Here are the most common procedures, what they’re used for, and what you can expect of each. by Christine Facciolo
	First Rate Care Whether you need a children’s hospital, a hospital for veterans or anything in between—you can find it in Delaware.
	Top Doctors You need good medical care. How do you know who gives it? We asked doctors who of their peers they'd trust enough to recommend to a loved one. Here are their picks.
	The Big List We are responsible for our health and the health of our children. Being proactive by getting scheduled immunizations, having regular check-ups and seeking regular diagnostic screenings are some of...

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	Looking Out for Kids Looking out for kids, a new lab on wheels, an expanding cancer center, and more.
	Surging Surgicenters You don’t always need a hospital for surgery. Ambulatory surgery centers are increasing in the state—and increasing the benefit to doctors and patients. by Christine Facciolo
	Healing the System Almost everyone agrees that our healthcare system needs reform. The question is, where do we begin? Some local leaders believe they have the answers. By Reid Champagne
	First Again Among other things the healthcare system seems to need is a standardized system of electronic record keeping. It so happens Delaware has developed one. by Scott Pruden
	Smart Mouths Dental health is an indicator of overall wellness, so it shouldn’t be neglected. The Delaware Oral Health Coalition works to get everyone taking good care of their mouths. by Scott Pruden
	To Sleep, Perchance to Dream Insomniacs, rejoice. You may simply need to change your habits. For those with more severe sleep issues, there is hope. by Bob Thurlow
	Looking Good Some vision problems are unavoidable, but taking good care of your eyes will still help them work well for a long, long time. by Bob Thurlow
	Our Aching Feet Podiatric problems are so different, they require a special doctor. Here are a few common complaints, and what you can do to get better. By Theresa Gawlas Medoff
	Cosmetic Surgery: What You Should Know They are rare, but poor outcomes can occur. Some procedures can be dangerous. Before you decide, here are issues to discuss with your doctor. By Christine Facciolo
	All About Image CT, PET, MRI—the alphabet soup of medical imaging can be confusing. Here are the most common procedures, what they’re used for, and what you can expect of each. by Christine Facciolo
	First Rate Care Whether you need a children’s hospital, a hospital for veterans or anything in between—you can find it in Delaware.
	Top Doctors You need good medical care. How do you know who gives it? We asked doctors who of their peers they'd trust enough to recommend to a loved one. Here are their picks.
	The Big List We are responsible for our health and the health of our children. Being proactive by getting scheduled immunizations, having regular check-ups and seeking regular diagnostic screenings are some of...

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