Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

Feb 24, 2014 – iPad Consultation

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ANCHOR LEAD: CAN AN IPAD APP CONNECT PHYSICIANS IN THE HOSPITAL? ELIZABETH TRACEY REPORTS Trying to get busy physicians together for a consult, particularly when it involves discussion of complex results from imaging such as CT or MRI, is a …

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Feb 25, 2014 – Morcellation

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ANCHOR LEAD: A TECHNIQUE TO REMOVE TISSUE MAY SOON BE MODIFIED, ELIZABETH TRACEY REPORTS Morcellation is a term used to describe mincing tissue during a laparoscopic operation so that it can be removed through the very small incisions made with …

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Feb 21, 2014 – Diet Soda

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Why doesn't diet soda seem to help people lose weight? Program Notes

Feb 20, 2014 – Keeping Shoulders Happy

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Steps can be taken to keep shoulder pain to a minimum. Program Notes

Feb 19, 2014 – Shoulder Surgery Not Needed

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Not everyone who has a tear in their shoulder known as a rotator cuff disease needs surgery. Program Notes

Feb 18, 2014 – Very Common

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Shoulder injury is one of the leading reasons older people seek medical care, but it needs to be understood. Program Notes

Feb 17, 2014 – Watch Those Falls

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What accounts for the increasing numbers of spinal cord injuries in older people? Program Notes