Medical Reports: Archived Reports - Page 18 of 37

  • Premature Periods

    Premature Periods

    Most girls start puberty in sixth or seventh grade, but imagine dealing with it in first or second grade? It's something more and more parents are having to face. Seven's Lynn Martinez talks with doctors about these Premature Periods.

    Posted on 11/10/08
  • No more tears

    No more tears

    Parents, if you've ever taken your child to get a shot, you know how painful it can be for both of you. Now, a new treatment promises no more tears. Seven's Lynn Martinez shows us.

    Posted on 11/06/08
  • Sudden Death

    Sudden Death

    Sudden Infant Death Syndrome or SIDS is one of the greatest medical mysteries, and doctors still don't know what causes seemingly healthy babies to die in their sleep. One local family who lost their child to SIDS is working to help a doctor unlock what causes this sudden death. Seven's Lynn Martinez has our story.

    Posted on 11/05/08
  • Bone Density

    Bone Density

    Bone scans are usually used to check for osteoporosis, but now researchers say they could be one of the best predictors of breast cancer. In today's Healthcast, Seven's Christine Cruz explains why having strong bones may actually put older women at a higher risk for the deadly disease.

    Posted on 10/31/08
  • Menopause Mist

    Menopause Mist

    Forty-three million American women will go through menopause. This year many will suffer through miserable hot flashes and night sweats. Now a new treatment claims relief is just a spray away. Seven's Lynn Martinez has more on this Menopause Mist.

    Posted on 10/30/08
  • Robotic surgery for children

    Robotic surgery for children

    Robotic surgery is the latest and greatest tool in the operating room, often meaning smaller incisions and quicker recovery times. But until recently, the technology was usually reserved for adults. In today's Healthcast, Seven's Christine Cruz shows us how, now, robotic arms are working their magic on some smaller patients.

    Posted on 10/29/08
  • Cancer Re-Construction

    Cancer Re-Construction

    Whether if it's a celebrity like actress Christina Applegate or someone you know who has had to have a mastectomy, they all face the same difficult decision, but now a new wave of Cancer Re-Construction is giving women new breasts plus a tummy tuck.

    Posted on 10/28/08
  • Helping Hand

    Helping Hand

    A major concern for parents of special needs children is how they will make it on their own as adults, but a new program is giving parents peace of mind by offering these young people a helping hand. Seven's Diana Diaz shows us.

    Posted on 10/23/08
  • Oral Cancer

    Oral Cancer

    This year, more than 34,000 Americans will be diagnosed with oral cancer, a cancer that has a higher death rate than cervical cancer, Hodgkin's lymphoma, and even skin cancer. But in today's Healthcast, Seven's Christine Cruz shows us how a new treatment may give doctors a way to stop oral cancers before they start.

    Posted on 10/22/08
  • Brain Training

    Brain Training

    Treating kids with learning disabilities can be a big challenge for parents, but a new center has opened that is promising to help those kids have a brighter future. Seven's Diana Diaz shows us how this Brain Training works.

    Posted on 10/16/08
  • Spray the way

    Spray the way

    All the rain we've gotten recently has created a breeding ground for blood-sucking mosquitoes. Now there's a new product that claims to help homeowners get rid of the pests just like the pros. Seven's Richard Lemus shows us how to Spray the Way to a mosquito-free yard.

    Posted on 10/13/08
  • Breast Cancer Tool

    Breast Cancer Tool

    As many of you know, October is breast cancer awareness month. Now there's a test offered right here in South Florida helping many patients avoid Chemotherapy. Seven's Diana Diaz shows us how this new breast cancer tool works.

    Posted on 10/09/08
  • Digital Dentistry

    Digital Dentistry

    There's a new way to make the trip to the dentist more comfortable. A new machine takes digital impressions of your teeth, so you don't have to endure those messy trays of goo anymore. Seven's Richard Lemus shows us how this Digital Dentistry works.

    Posted on 10/06/08
  • ADHD

    ADHD

    More than two and a half million children in America are on some form of medication to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or ADHD, but some of those prescription drugs may be doing your child more harm than good. On today's Healthcast, Seven's Christine Cruz shows us that figuring out the right treatment is a delicate debate.

    Posted on 10/03/08
  • Pain Procedure

    Pain Procedure

    Most of us know back pain is not only debilitating but it can stop you from enjoying your life. Now a procedure performed by one South Florida doctor is giving patients some much needed relief. Seven's Christine Cruz has more on this Pain Procedure.

    Posted on 10/02/08
  • Pamper Like a Pro

    Pamper Like a Pro

    Companies are now selling gadgets they claim will give you the same professional results you get at a spa or doctor's office. Seven's Diana Diaz shows us how you can Pamper Like a Pro at home.

    Posted on 09/29/08
  • Whiplash

    Whiplash

    One of the great fears of driving is getting into an accident. But now there may be a way to protect yourself from one of the most common accident-related injuries, whiplash. In today's Healthcast, Seven's Christine Cruz shows us what some researchers say may save you from more than a little pain in the neck.

    Posted on 09/26/08
  • Danger on the Field

    Danger on the Field

    Whether it's baseball, football or soccer, kids love team sports, but there is a real risk of getting hurt when they run out to play. Seven's Diana Diaz shows us how to avoid Danger on the Field.

    Posted on 09/25/08
  • Allergy Alert

    Allergy Alert

    Stuffy nose, watery eyes is a sure sign your allergies are acting up, but now there's new technology that's supposed to diagnose and treat allergic reactions all at once. Seven's Richard Lemus has this Allergy Alert.

    Posted on 09/22/08
  • Chemical Condoms

    Chemical Condoms

    More than 33 million people in the world are living with HIV and millions of new cases are diagnosed every year. In today's Healthcast, Christine Cruz shows us how some researchers may have found a new and improved way to prevent the spread of the deadly disease.

    Posted on 09/19/08

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