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Food Allergies.wmv Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 233 seconds John Kelso, MD, an allergist at Scripps Clinic, discusses food allergy awareness for children with KUSI. Learn why food allergies are on the rise, what foods cause allergies and what the symptoms to watch for. |
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Celebrate Cancer Survivors With In Concert for Cancer Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 31 seconds CJazz and Scripps Health are celebrating cancer survivors aboard the USS Midway with In Concert For Cancer. Join us Sept. 8, 2012 for great music from featured artists The Family Stone and an unforgettable evening in support of the Scripps Cancer Center. For more information visit: http://www.scripps.o rg/c__in-concert-for -cancer-2012 |
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Heart Attack Prevention Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 233 seconds Cardiovascular disease remains the leading killer of both men and women; however, there is a lot a person can do to help prevent a heart attack. In a live, in-studio interview with KUSI, Scripps Cardiologist Dr. Christopher Suhar addresses measures you can take to help lead a healthier life. |
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Making a Difference, One Patient at a Time Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 317 seconds Patients and staff share stories about the patient experience at Scripps. |
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Great Place to Work Employee Video Contest Winner, 3rd Place Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 114 seconds Food services employees create their own video to show how Scripps is a great place to work. |
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Great Place to Work Employee Video Contest Winner, 2nd Place Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 164 seconds Health information employees create their own video to show how Scripps is a great place to work. |
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Great Place to Work Employee Video Contest Winner, 1st Place Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 174 seconds Support services employees create their own video to show how Scripps is a great place to work. |
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Scripps Breaks Ground on Critical Care Building Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 197 seconds Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas recently broke ground on on a new critical care building that will more than double the capacity of the emergency room. Learn more about the hospital expansion and how to give to Scripps: http://www.scripps.o rg/locations/hospita ls__scripps-memorial -hospital-encinitas/ hospital-expansion__ critical-care-buildi ng |
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Michele Abrams of Cjazz at In Concert for Cancer 2011 Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 421 seconds Michele Abrams is the founder of Cjazz and In Concert for Cancer. Touched personally by cancer, she introduces the 2011 concert on the USS Midway. |
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Sponsorship Opportunities for 2012 In Concert for Cancer Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 188 seconds Support Scripps Cancer Center by being a sponsor of 2012 In Concert for Cancer! Share the joy of world-class live music while funding vital cancer research and clinical services in support of Scripps Cancer Center. |
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In Concert for Cancer 2011: Artists Comments Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 233 seconds Recording artists Dave Koz, Mindi Abair, Jeff Kashiwa and Richard Smith offer their personal stories during In Concert for Cancer aboard the USS Midway on March 11, 2011. |
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Scripps Discusses the Recent Heroin Epidemic Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 120 seconds Heroin use among young adults in San Diego County is skyrocketing, according to statistics compiled by the county's Health & Human Services Agency. Drug counselors say they have seen a big increase in heroin abuse in adults ages 18 to 25. Nancy Knott from the Scripps Treatment Center talks to 10 News about this alarming trend and how help is available. |
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New Skin Cancer Pill Could be Dermatology Breakthrough Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 126 seconds A medical breakthrough could help thousands of cancer sufferers but it's not cheap. It's called Erivedge, and for the first time patients suffering from cancerous tumors, may now have a non-invasive option. Scripps Dermatologist Darrell Gonzalez discusses Erivedge with NBC Channel 7 reporter Diana Guevara. |
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New, Dangerous Synthetic Drugs on the Rise Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 121 seconds The use of synthetic drugs, such as "Spice" and "Bath Salts", may be banned in California, but the numbers of adolescents experimenting with these drugs continues to rise. Nancy Knott, an adolescent treatment counselor with the Scripps Treatment Program, discusses with CBS Channel 8 what parents should be on the look out for and how help is available. |
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Scripps-led Study Shows New Drug Helps Bridge Stent Patients to Cardiac Surgery Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 127 seconds New findings from a research study led by physicians at Scripps Health reveal that the drug cangrelor has the unique properties of achieving very fast blood thinning effects when needed to protect from heart attacks, but also dissipates rapidly so patients can undergo surgery without the excessive bleeding often associated with blood thinning medications. |
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Scripps Dedicates Conrad Prebys Emergency & Trauma Center Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 161 seconds Scripps Health recently dedicated the new Conrad Prebys Emergency & Trauma Center on the campus of Scripps Mercy Hospital. The new facility is named in honor of Conrad Prebys, the prominent San Diego developer and philanthropist who donated $10 million to support the hospital's expansion. |
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Identifying Sports Injuries That Can Cause Brain Damage Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 121 seconds In a High School lacrosse game, Tommy Mallon took a helmet-to-helmet hit that left him with a severe concussion and a neck broken in three places. Scripps is working with local schools -- and patients like Tommy -- to help young athletes through Impact Testing, which assesses potential neurological damage. |
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Artificial Eye Implant Developed from Rare Coral Becomes Part of Body Posted by: ScrippsHealth
Video duration: 121 seconds Ron Remsberg received a Bio-Eye, an artificial eye that is designed to look -- and move -- like a real eye. The porous coral it's made of allows blood vessels to grow into the implant. |
