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Ever heard of sleep apnea? Well, it's a disorder in which one's breathing is briefly and repeatedly interrupted during rest. Consequences include high blood pressure, metabolic syndrome, diabetes, and risk factors for stroke and heart failure. So what's the solution? Cue the O2Vent, which is designed to redirect the flow of air. This device is less obtrusive, comfortable, portable, noise-less, and isn't reliant on a power source. Stay tuned to learn more!

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Thyroid cancer is more prevalent than ever, affecting more than 60,000 people last year–and the numbers continue to grow. Radioactive Iodine has long been used as a therapy and diagnostic tool for thyroid disease. Adding Radioactive Iodine therapy to your treatment can improve your post surgery outcomes, typically without significant side effects. We'll be talking to experts in nuclear medicine and learn more about what is being referred to as the “magic bullet” of treatment options.

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More than four million babies are born in this country each year, and the majority arrive healthy and full-term. But, that doesn't stop 78 percent of mothers-to-be from worrying about potential birth defects. Noninvasive prenatal testing, also referred to as NIPT, is a relatively new option in screening that can help with early stress reduction by giving you an assessment of risk on certain chromosomal conditions.

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The quest for the perfect mattress is far from easy! Join us as we meet with the experts at Zotto, a leading mattress company, as they introduce us to a stress-free world of online mattress shopping. You'll learn how to find comfort with a few clicks, and how one size can truly fit all.

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Laparoscopic surgery – commonly referred to as minimally invasive surgery (MIS) – has been a regular practice since the early 1990s, resulting in less trauma and pain and quicker recovery times. Stay tuned to learn about MIS is being used in a range of procedures.

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Cancer patients run the risk of developing troubling side effects and complications. One such side effect, oral mucositis, is reported to be one of the most debilitating. Join us for a discussion on an innovative solution in supportive cancer care as we visit with Annette Quinn, Program Manager of Radiation Oncology at the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Center.

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It's not uncommon for dieters to experience the yo-yo effect, in which a person loses weight quickly but regains it back shortly after. So what's the solution? Well, many weight loss supplements contain high amounts of caffeine or similar stimulants, which can cause side effects such as jitters, rapid heartbeat, and crashes. Then there's the I-Remove, a weight loss supplement that – when taken as directed – offers little risk of side effects. Stay tuned to learn more!

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According to the World Health Organization, cervical cancer, which is preventable through regular screenings, is still responsible for approximately 275,000 deaths every year. Despite the fact that cervical cancer screenings save lives, one in 10 women report not getting their PAP test in the last five years due to limited access to care, no insurance, lack of awareness, or simply not having a health care provider.

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Sleep is a critical component of our health, not just a luxury that we dream about. Our body uses sleep time to strengthen memory, heal tissue, and rebuild and replenish our cells. Join host Ereka Vetrini and The Sleep Ambassador® Nancy H. Rothstein for a discussion on sleep.

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