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	Fear of Recurrence and Late Effects: Living with Uncertainty. part ... Posted by: StanfordHospital Video duration: 5005 seconds Fear of Recurrence and Late Effects: Living with Uncertainty. part of the Ernest Rosenbaum Cancer Survivorship Lecture Series Learn how to not let the fear of cancer recurrence take over your life.

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Stanford Hospital's Mehrdad Ayati, MD, Discusses Changing Sleep Patterns as We Age
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Video duration: 6228 seconds

Even though there are some changes to our sleep patterns as we grow older, there are often other components contributing to a poor night's sleep. This talk will discuss normal changes in sleep patterns and other factors that might be interrupting a good night's sleep.

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Skin Cancer Screening Catches Cancer Early in Young Patient: Kelly Bathgate's Story
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Video duration: 199 seconds

Kelly Bathgate is fair skinned and spent a good portion of her youth out in the sun. When a friend noticed a spot on her cheek that hadn't been there before, Bathgate when to see a dermatologist. The spot on Bathgate's face turned out to be melanoma. Stanford Hospital's Dr. Suamaira Aasi, Director of Mohs and Dermatologic Surgery, was able to remove the spot and eliminate the cancer.

	Stanford Nurses: What It Means To Be A Nurse Posted by: StanfordHospital Video duration: 227 seconds In honor of National Nurses Week, Stanford Hospital nurses talk about why they became a nurse, what being a nurse means to them, what type of person becomes a nurse, and why they love their job.

	The Impact of Cancer Treatments on Memory, Thinking and Attention Posted by: StanfordHospital Video duration: 5239 seconds part of the Ernest Rosenbaum Cancer Survivorship Lecture Series. Speaker: Shelli Kesler, PhD, Director of Neuropsychology and Neurorehab Lab

	Bertha Chen, MD, Discusses Female Urinary Incontinence Posted by: StanfordHospital Video duration: 3641 seconds Fix That Leak! Millions of women experience involuntary loss of urine called urinary incontinence (UI). UI can be slightly bothersome or totally debilitating. This lecture reviews the different types of female urinary incontinence and current treatment options.

	Stanford Physician Discusses New and Improved Treatments for Varicose Veins Posted by: StanfordHospital Video duration: 3548 seconds Varicose veins, a common and often painful condition, impact as many as 25 percent of women and 15 percent of men. See how innovative new treatments are relieving discomfort for many. Speaker: E. John Harris Jr, MD

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Stanford's Dr. Amy Ladd Discusses Disorders of the Hand Other than Arthritis
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Video duration: 4046 seconds

Numb Fingers and Sore Arms: Why My Coffee Cup is Hard to Hold
Disorders of the Hand Other than Arthritis.
The complex structure of our hands is what allows us our unique dexterity, but it also contributes to the painful problems we encounter with them as well. Dr. Amy Ladd will discusses some of these conditions and their treatments.

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Stanford Hospital's Dr. Stanley Rockson Discusses New and Emerging Treatment for Lymphedema
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Video duration: 3524 seconds

Lymphedema is the swelling that occurs when a blockage in the lymphatic system prevents the lymph fluid in the arm or leg from draining adequately. As the fluid accumulates, the swelling continues. It frequently follows surgery for cancer and is an ongoing challenge for the patient. This talk, by the Director of the Lymphedema Clinic focuses on the new and emerging treatments for this condition.

Stanford Video: The Operating Room Is Going Green
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Video duration: 153 seconds

Stanford Hospital is participating in a "Greening the OR" initiative as part of Practice Greenhealth.
The OR generates between 20-30% of a hospital's waste volume, so going green in the O.R. is crucial to reducing a hospital's footprint. Here is how Stanford Hospital has participated in the Greening the OR initiative.

	VIDEO: The Heart of Nursing; Stanford Nurses Care Posted by: StanfordHospital Video duration: 173 seconds Stanford's Marilyn Antipuesto, a nurse's aide, and Mavis Dzadey, RN, were found one morning singing to a semi-conscious patient while caring for him. In this video, Antipuesto and Dzadey explain why they love their jobs and what taking care of patients is really all about.

	Join Stanford Hospital & Clinics on Social Media Posted by: StanfordHospital Video duration: 24 seconds

	Dr. Clete Kushida Talks Daylight Saving and Sleep Tips on 7Live Posted by: StanfordHospital Video duration: 339 seconds Clete Kushida, MD, Medical Director Stanford Sleep Disorders Clinic, discusses daylight saving and tips for better sleep on KGO's 7 Live program.

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Stanford's Marcia Stefanick, Ph.D., Discusses Bone Health and Cancer
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Video duration: 4258 seconds

The Bare Bones of Surviving Cancer. part of the Ernest Rosenbaum Cancer Survivorship Lecture Series.
Keeping your bones healthy throughout your life is important, but if you're a person diagnosed with cancer, bone health is especially important for you. Research shows that some cancer treatments can lead to bone loss. Learn the basics of bone health and ways to keep your bones strong.

$Lung Disease and Double Lung Transplantation at Stanford: Jen Julian\$	Lung Disease and Double Lung Transplantation at Stanford: Jen Julian's story Posted by: StanfordHospital Video duration: 310 seconds For years, Jennifer Julian had known that her lungs were stiffening, altered by a reaction to something in the environment from a condition called chronic hypersensitivity pneumonitis. A double-lung transplant at Stanford gave Julian her life back.

In Memory of Mom, Knitted Caps Delivered to Stanford Cancer Center
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Video duration: 38 seconds

KGO coverage of delivery of knitted caps created in memory of Andrea Fisher. Fisher died of oral cancer in 2010. Fisher's husband, children and close friends continued a project she started making knitted caps for caner patients undergoing chemotherpay treatment. After 18 months the project was complete and the caps were delivered to patients at the Stanford Cancer Center.

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