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The Wearable Haemodialysis Device for ESRD
https://reachmd.com/programs/clinicians-roundtable/the-wearable-haemodialysis-device-for-esrd/2567/Dr. Victor Gura, attending physician at Cedar Sinal Medical Center, and inventor of the wearable kidney, discusses this "holy grail of dialysis", the motivations behind its creation, and the benefits observed in trials thus far.The Benefits of Evidence-Based Health Plan Design
https://reachmd.com/programs/clinicians-roundtable/the-benefits-of-evidence-based-health-plan-design/2547/It's problem enough in this country that there are millions without health insurance coverage, but even when they do have coverage, doctors don't know what their patients' co-pays are or what their ability is to pay. But Dr. Jan Berger, Chief Clinical Officer of pharmacy giant CVS/Caremark tells theMuslim Spirituality in Medicine
https://reachmd.com/programs/clinicians-roundtable/muslim-spirituality-in-medicine/2517/"Faith makes you a better doctor." Dr. Hafizur Rehman, a pediatric attending physician at Good Samaritan Hospital, and active leader in the Muslim community, discusses the aspects in which he and his patients have benefited from the relationship his faith has had in his practice, including specificCataract Correction
https://reachmd.com/programs/clinicians-roundtable/cataract-correction/2512/Until recently, many patients undergoing cataract surgery have subsequently needed bifocals or reading glasses to address hyperopia. The latest advances are changing patients’ post-operative outlook. Dr. Michael Gordon, founder of the Gordon Binder Vision Institute in San Diego, joins host Dr. LesliWhat Is Pediatric Multiple Sclerosis?
https://reachmd.com/programs/clinicians-roundtable/what-is-pediatric-multiple-sclerosis/2506/Dr. Jayne Ness shares with host Dr. Bill Rutenberg the profile of a child diagonsed with Multiple Sclerosis, typically a disease identified previously only in adults. What does it look like in children and what should pediatricians and neurologists be looking for to identify MS?Enzyme Replacement Therapy for Hunter Syndrome
https://reachmd.com/programs/clinicians-roundtable/enzyme-replacement-therapy-for-hunter-syndrome/2505/Previously, patients could only receive palliative care for symptoms associated with Hunter syndrome, a rare but serious genetic disorder that inhibits the body’s ability to break down specific complex carbohydrates. Now, a new enzyme therapy is making it possible to prevent Hunter syndrome manifestHunter Syndrome: Can It Be Diagnosed Early?
https://reachmd.com/programs/clinicians-roundtable/hunter-syndrome-can-it-be-diagnosed-early/2503/Hunter syndrome is a rare but serious genetic disorder that inhibits the body’s ability to break down specific complex carbohydrates. What are the prinicipal symptoms that would lead a primary care physician to consider Hunter syndrome? Dr. Joseph Muenzer, professor of pediatrics and genetics at thePoker and Medicine: What is the Connection?
https://reachmd.com/programs/clinicians-roundtable/poker-and-medicine-what-is-the-connection/2479/Learning how to read nonverbal cues can make you a better physician. And your poker skills may just improve while you are at it! Host Dr. Leslie Lundt is joined by full-time family physician and part-time professional poker player, Dr. Michael Reiner to discuss how he combines medicine and poker.The AMA's Plan to Contain Medical Spending
https://reachmd.com/programs/clinicians-roundtable/the-amas-plan-to-contain-medical-spending/2475/Medical spending in the United States is rising faster than our overall economy, and projections suggest this trend will continue. Rather than turn to cost controls or insurance companies to reign in the cost of health care, the nation's largest doctor group is drawing up its own strategies to contaMI: Do Men and Women Get Different Care?
https://reachmd.com/programs/clinicians-roundtable/mi-do-men-and-women-get-different-care/2467/The differences in research effort directed at diseases that affect men and those that affect women is one of the hot button political issues in medicine today. Yet what about differences in medical care delivered to men and women? Specifically, are we truly gender blind in caring for men and wome