The Silent Killer: SARS
February 21, 2003, was just a normal day at Hotel Metropole in Hong Kong—until a guest, infected with SARS, became patient zero for an epidemic that rapidly infected people in dozens of countries around the world. This program—part dramatization...
Subject: Communicable Diseases, Emerging
Transcript: THROUGH HIS BODY. IN THE NEXT 48 HOURS THIS DOCTOR WILL UNKNOWINGLY INFECT AT LEAST 17 HOTEL GUESTS WITH A DEADLY NEW DISEASE AND PUT THE ENTIRE WORLD IN A
Measles
health care system established under Soviet rule led to a hiatus in disease vaccination. With measles now threatening children across the country, the
Series: Unseen Enemies: A Close-up Look At The World's Deadliest Diseases
Subject: Diseases
Transcript: MEASLES REMAINS THE LEADING CHILD KILLER OF ALL VACCINE-PREVENTABLE DISEASES. Audrey Clow: IT CAN KILL, AND IT DOES KILL. ( woman screaming ) ( ticking
Managing diabetes
details changes in diet, exercise, and attitude that can stop the progression of the disease and in some cases prevent its occurrence in the first place
Subject: Diabetes--Prevention
Transcript: SODAS, THEY'RE USUALLY THE REGULAR STUFF. ACCORDING TO THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION, THE INCIDENCE OF DIABETES IS INCREASING ALONG
Overcoming Prejudice
Prejudice isn’t something we’re born with—and if we learn it, we can unlearn it. The first step in that process is to study it objectively, as this video does through candid interviews, dramatizations, and expert commentary. Offering a practic...
Subject: Prejudices -- Prevention
Transcript: ... disease... as our guide. We now present... [SPEAKING TOGETHER] Prejudice. The curable disease. D stands for defamation. Defamation means saying or writing
Heart: Don't Die Young, Series 1
The heart is a hardworking organ that makes sure every muscle, tissue, and cell in the body gets just what it needs. In this episode, Dr. Alice Roberts puts her own heart to the test when she rides in a stunt plane performing acrobatics. She discove...
Subject: Heart -- Diseases
Transcript: developing heart disease over the next 10 years. Hello. Hi. If you'd like to come on through. So what we're going to do is we're going to measure your
Cholesterol, the Great Bluff
Cholesterol, the Great Bluff convincingly argues that the link between cholesterol and heart disease is tenuous and that its persistence results from
Subject: Coronary heart disease--Prevention
Germ Warfare: Resistance to Antibiotics: A Major Emerging Problem
Resistance to antibiotics, one of our major medical tools, is occurring both in hospitals and communities. It is critical that people only request or accept antibiotics from their health care provider when it's absolutely necessary, and when they do...
Subject: Disease Control and Prevention
Transcript: emerging infectious diseases-- That the public at large should do what they can do To reduce the likelihood that we will continue to see the spread Of
Kingsman, December 4, 1987
Vol. LXV – No. 12
This issue contains articles on student government sponsoring an AIDS awareness event and passing its 1988 budget, as well as on a discussion over an increase in foreign language graduation requirements.
Preferred Citation: Titl...
Subject: AIDS (Disease)--Prevention
NURS 261 Chapter 24 Podcast Part 2 Chronic Pulm. Disease
Transcript: MICHELE HALAT: OK, now we're going to talk about the management of patients with chronic pulmonary disease, part two. Specifically, we're going
Heart of the Matter: Cardiovascular Care Before and After Heart Attacks
The mission of cardiac specialists is to take patients with known heart disease and aggressively teach them to understand their risk factors and
Subject: Cardiovascular Disease
Transcript: We have many different levels of cardiovascular care here In our clinic and our program overall. Our mission right now is to detect heart disease, Or