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ADVANCES IN BREAST CANCER SCREENING

Eric Chen, MD discusses advances in mammography with 3D Tomosynthesis. 

VICKI LOHMANN'S STROKE REHAB TESTIMONIAL

At John Muir Health, we don't just see you as a patient, we see you as a partner. View Vicki¹s story about her rehabilitation journey from a paralyzing stroke.

KRON News

Vicki Goodwin shares how she got her life back when Deep Brain Stimulation was used to treat Essential Tremor.

CLINICAL MINUTES: CARDIOVASCULAR EDUCATION PATIENT PERSPECTIVE

Gary Gershony, MD, discusses patient care and research from a patient perspective.

JULIE - JOURNEY AND RECOVERY FROM BREAST CANCER

At John Muir Health, we don't just see you as a patient, we see you as a partner. View Julie's story about her journey and recovery from breast cancer.

CLINICAL MINUTES: HEART RHYTHM DISTURBANCES (FOR PATIENTS)

Richard Stern, MD, talks about heart rhythm disturbances masked as panic attacks.

JUDY - JOURNEY AND RECOVERY FROM OVARIAN CANCER

View Judy's story about her journey and recovery from ovarian cancer.

CLINICAL MINUTES: BREAST CANCER SCREENING

Deborah Kerlin, MD, Surgeon, Medical Director Breast Health Services, discusses the importance of early detection in the treatment of breast cancer.

John Muir Health Cancer Institute

Nation's First Accredited Rectal Cancer Center of Excellence

Accredited by National Accreditation Program for Rectal Cancer (NAPRC). Very first accredited rectal cancer program by the American College of Surgeons (ACoS).

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Wed August 21, 7:30-8:30AM

Management of Pregnancy in Patients with Congenital Heart Disease

Speaker: Ian S. Harris, M.D., F.A.C.P., F.A.C.C., Associate Professor of Medicine, Director Adult Congenital Cardiology Program, UCSF School of Medicine. This lecture can be seen live at Concord Campus (Concord 1&2), by video-conference to the Walnut Creek campus, and by webcast.

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