Wednesday, December 5, 2007

Health Library

Hair Transplantation for Men: Is it Right For You? ImageChoosing Hair Transplantation
Photo Section: Dermatology
Hair transplantation has come a long way in recent years, helping many men recover the losses brought on by male pattern baldness and other causes. But not everyone is an ideal candidate for transplantation. How do you determine if a hair transplant is right for you? Our panel of experts will discuss the factors all doctors and patients should consider.

Medicine and Gender: How Men and Women are Different ImageMedicine and Gender
Photo Section: Public Health
That men and women have different bodies is news to no one. But with the advance of the medical sciences, more and more fascinating differences have been uncovered. Did you know, for example, that men and women often use different parts of their brain to accomplish the same task? Join our panel of experts as they discuss some of these gender differences and their implications for modern medicine.

Treating Stroke: How to Reduce the Damage ImageTreating Strokes
Photo Section: Stroke / Neuroprotection
If you or someone you know is at risk of stroke, it is crucial to recognize that successful stroke treatment depends on quick action. The sooner you can get treatment, the better chance you have of reducing damage to your brain. Our panel of experts will discuss the treatments available for acute stroke, and how to make sure you receive them in time if you are suffering an attack.

Pneumococcal Vaccine for Children ImagePneumococcal Vaccine for Kids
Photo Section: Pediatrics
Streptococcus pneumoniae--also known as pneumococcus--is a common bacteria that often causes ear infections in children, but can also lead to dangerous conditions such as pneumonia and meningitis. A vaccine that protects against this bacteria is now available. How effective is it? And should every child get it? Join our panel of experts as they discuss what parents should know about this new immunization.

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