Show Topic: Mammograms and preventing and detecting breast cancer
Co-Hosts: Dr. Anderson, Dr. Gaman, Judy Gaman
Guests: Connie Oliver in studio – Solis Mammography
Segment 1:
Breast cancer is the 2nd leading cause of cancer death in women (lung cancer is first)
The chance of a woman dying of breast cancer is 1 in 36
Death rates from breast cancer have been declining since about 1989 as a result of screening and awareness
At this time there are more than 2.8 million breast cancer survivors in the United States
Doc Shock
Some new research may have uncovered the link between PPIs that many people use for heartburn, like Nexium and Prilosec and health issues. Previously, there was a correlation, but not a proof of cause between PPIs and heart disease, kidney disease, and dementia. Now, Dr. John P. Cooke at Houston Methodist Research Institute, TX says it may be due to the molecular changes that take place
when acid is basically eliminated. Turns out that use of such drugs causes premature vascular aging.
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Segment 2:
Coming up we have a special guest – Connie Oliver of Solis Mammography and we are going to take all the mystery out of getting a mammogram, types of mammograms, and guidelines for how often you should get one.
Immortal minute “Sponsored By Solis Mammography Exceptional Service with Exceptionally accurate Results”
Welcome Connie Oliver Solis Mammography
Discuss
What is the goal of mammography? A new idea.
When should I start getting mammograms and how often should I get one?
What should every woman know before she schedules her mammogram?
Why do you have to use compression when you do a mammogram?
Why woman get “recalled” for additional imaging after their screening mammogram?
Coming up we are going to talk about 3D mammography – a new type of technology that you need to know about.
Segment 3:
What is the advantage of 3D mammography?
Is there more radiation with 3D mammography?
What does the research say about mammography accuracy?
A study out of Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania looked at over 450,000 women and found that 3-D mammography detects more invasive cancers and reduces call-back rates
What is the cost of each type of mammogram (roughly – remember we are nationally syndicated)
OPEN DISCUSSION
Segment 4:
MEDICAL TRIVIA - Eli
1. A full adult bladder is roughly the size of: a. golf ball b. Soft ball c. grapefruit (Softball)
2. A drop of blood contains how many cells? Hundreds, thousands, millions (250 million)
3. What causes the sound of a heart beat? (The closing of the valves when blood is pushed through the chamber)
4. T or F The body has more temperature of touch receptors? (Touch (500,000) - FYI - temperature (200,000))
5. A new baby loses or gains half of its nerve cells when it is born. (Loses)
Dementia Defender:
A doctor and a bus driver are both in love with the same women, an attractive girl
named Mary. The bus driver had to go on a long bus trip that would last a week. Before he left, he gave Mary seven apples. Why?
End Show
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