Medical Reports: Archived Reports - Page 24 of 37

  • Acid Reflux

    Acid Reflux

    A medical first in the U.S.: surgery without one single incision used to cure acid reflux disease. Seven's Christine Cruz has the story in tonight's Healthcast.

    Posted on 12/14/07
  • Stopping Seizures

    Stopping Seizures

    Epileptics spend their life wondering when the next seizure will hit them, but, tonight, Seven's Richard Lemus shows how a new device is stopping seizures.

    Posted on 12/13/07
  • Cervical Savior

    Cervical Savior

    There's a new, easier way to treat cervical cancer, and the inventor of the device is a doctor right here in South Florida. Seven's Richard Lemus shows us this new Cervical Savior.

    Posted on 12/10/07
  • Fashion with a Cause

    Fashion with a Cause

    Many teenagers are conscious about how they look. Now a designer catering to kids with a certain medical condition. Seven's Diana Diaz says it's Fashion with a Cause.

    Posted on 12/06/07
  • Numb the Pain

    Numb the Pain

    We all hate getting poked and prodded at the doctor's office, and, for needlephobes, even the thought of getting stuck can send them into a panic. As Seven's Richard Lemus shows us, there's a new device to help Numb the Pain of needles.

    Posted on 12/03/07
  • Multiple Sclerosis

    Multiple Sclerosis

    Approximately 400,000 people in this country suffer from multiple sclerosis, and there's still no cure. In today's Healthcast, Seven's Christine Cruz shows us how a new drug is showing promise.

    Posted on 11/30/07
  • High-tech Testing

    High-tech Testing

    Going to the doctor can be a pain, especially if you need to draw blood or get an IV, but now High-tech Testing is helping both patients and health care professionals get the right vein in one quick shot. Here's Seven's Diana Diaz.

    Posted on 11/29/07
  • Face of Addiction

    Face of Addiction

    More and more people are turning to Botox® Cosmetic injections to prevent wrinkles, but some women might be experiencing too much of a good thing. Seven's Lynn Martinez shows us the Face of Addiction in tonight's special assignment report.

    Posted on 11/26/07
  • Men-o-pause

    Men-o-pause

    It's common knowledge that as women get older, their reproductive days are numbered, but are there age limits for men too? In today's Healthcast, Seven's Christine Cruz tells us why women may not be the only ones racing against the clock.

    Posted on 11/23/07
  • Feed Your Face

    Feed Your Face

    Many of the foods on your Thanksgiving table aren't just good to eat, they're good for your body. Seven's Diana Diaz shows us how to Feed Your Face with some of the same things you'll eat during your holiday meal.

    Posted on 11/22/07
  • Out of Sight

    Out of Sight

    There is a tiny organism living in waters throughout South Florida, and it's causing a severe eye infection and sometimes even blindness. Doctors are warning cases are on the rise.

    Posted on 11/21/07
  • Passport for Pain

    Passport for Pain

    Gastric bypass is life saving surgery for a lot of people that has left desperate patients looking for cheaper surgeries out of the country, but for some of them this trip for a new life ends up as a Passport for Pain.

    Posted on 11/19/07
  • Heart Quiz

    Heart Quiz

    More than a million Americans have high cholesterol, which puts them at increased risk for heart disease. Think it can't happen to you? Think again. In today's Healthcast, Seven's Christine Cruz shows us how to test your cholesterol IQ.

    Posted on 11/16/07
  • Skipping Shots

    Skipping Shots

    So what should a parent do? Many say they're just too scared because of stories like these and other reports of a suspected link to autism. That's why so many are skipping the shots all together and, as Seven's Lynn Martinez tells us, that has doctors very worried.

    Posted on 11/15/07
  • Pain Killer

    Pain Killer

    People who live with chronic pain often spend years on strong medication that makes them tired or loopy, but some doctors have found ways you can trick your body and brain into being its own Pain Killer.

    Posted on 11/12/07
  • Stuttering

    Stuttering

    Each day is a struggle to speak for three million Americans who suffer from stuttering. Doctors still haven't been able to find a cure or cause for the disorder, but, in today's Healthcast, Seven's Christine Cruz shows us how many patients are regaining control over their speech and confidence.

    Posted on 11/09/07
  • Conquering Cavities

    Conquering Cavities

    Having healthy teeth isn't always as easy as it seems, especially if you have a sweet tooth. Tonight, Seven's Lynn Martinez shows how one university may have come up with a treatment that is Conquering Cavities for life.

    Posted on 11/08/07
  • Dangerous Diagnosis

    Dangerous Diagnosis

    With billions of lab tests each year mistakes do happen, sometimes with deadly consequences. Tonight, in a special assignment report, how you can avoid a Dangerous Diagnosis.

    Posted on 11/05/07
  • Secrets of the System

    Secrets of the System

    Sick and tired of waiting for hours at the doctor's office? Or worse, worried about a prescription foul-up at the pharmacy. Seven's Richard Lemus shows you the Secrets of the System for better health care.

    Posted on 11/05/07
  • The Doctor is Out

    The Doctor is Out

    A recent California study reveals dermatologists here in South Florida are giving preference to patients who want cosmetic procedures over those with potential skin cancer. Seven News decided to put it to the test and as Belkys Nerey discovered The Doctor is Out.

    Posted on 11/02/07

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