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Obstetric Consensus Statement, Revised April 2019
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UW Medicine Regional Burn Center Patient Resources
The Burn Center team provides a patient overview on what to expect in the burn care units and best practices in achieving the best possible recovery.
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Anne Larson, MD, Clinical Professor of Medicine at UW Medicine NorthWest Hepatology, describes ALF and discusses treatment options.
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Skills Test After ACL Injury May Not Predict Vulnerability
Tearing the ACL, or anterior cruciate ligament, in the knee is an injury common to sports participants. The treatment typically involves surgical reconstruction of the tissue, and then the patient must pass a physical skills test to return ...
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All You Need to Know About Multiple Sclerosis
Gloria von Geldern, MD, reviews the complexities in patients with MS including pathophysiology, diagnostic criteria and progression of the disease; and discusses the safety and efficacy of current and emerging therapies for treatment.
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Donor Heart Infected with Hepatitis C Saves Man's Life
UW Medical Center's new protocol allows heart-transplant candidates to opt in to be considered for matching donor organs even if the organ is infected with hep C, and then take an eight-week course of medication to clear the virus.
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10 Tips for Working with Transgender Patients
A pamphlet of tips for improving medical provider services for transgender patients.
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Measles Q&A: Pediatrician Fields Common Queries
Responding to the state outbreak, Beth Ebel, MD, discusses the vaccinations, dosages, herd immunity, age requirements, and more.
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Urologist’s podcast takes candid conversations to men
Guest experts explore diverse health topics, including sleep, the gut and, of course, the penis.
No downside but cost to Hep C antivirals, hepatologist says
UW Medicine specialist comments on study findings published in JAMA Network Open.
Struggling to find a fix for type 2 diabetes
Treatments for both adults and children need to change to avoid a type 2 diabetes epidemic, researchers say.
