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NewsLine 2002 NewsLine is a weekly radio program produced by SIU School of Medicine in conjunction with the Illinois Information Services of the State of Illinois. It is distributed to radio stations in Illinois. For additional information please contact Ruth Slottag, media coordinator, Office of Public Affairs, 217-545-2819. January • February • March • April • May • June • July • August • September • October • November • December |
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| Date | Topic | Interviewee | |
| December | |||
| December 31 | Drunk and Drugged Driving - Driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs annually kills 17,000 people in the United States. | Ron Kanwischer, M.A., Psychiatry | |
| December 24 | Helping Kids Cope with the Holidays - Holiday stress affects children as well as parents and it is often expressed through misbehavior | Glen Aylward, Ph.D., Pediatrics | |
| December 17 | Holiday Eating - Holiday parties mean good times with friends and family, but for people with dietary restrictions, parties play havoc with good eating plans. | Amy Olson, R.D., Medicine | |
| December 10 | Holiday Blues - The holiday season can be a sad and lonely time. | Dr. Karen Broquet, Medicine | |
| December 3 | Men's Health - A few preventive measures can improve men's overall health and extend their lifespan. | Dr. Robert Bussing, Medicine | |
| November | |||
| November 26 | Hearing Loss - Hearing loss is the number one disability among the elderly but many do not seek treatment. | Kathleen Campbell, Ph.D., Surgery | |
| November 19 | Adult Vaccinations - Seniors should be immunized against pneumonia and flu. | Sherry Robinson, Ph.D., Medicine | |
| November 12 | Lung Cancer - Being diagnosed with lung cancer doesn't mean a patient has been handed a death sentence. | Dr. Elamin Elamin, Medicine | |
| November 6 | Diabetes - Diabetes is the fifth deadliest disease in the United States, but it can be managed with diet, exercise and medication. | Dr. Mini Abraham, Medicine | |
| October | |||
| October 28 | Alzheimer's Disease - More than 4 million Americans suffer from Alzheimer's disease - a disease that affects not only the patient, but their family members as well. | Greg Kyrouac, M.S. Ed., Alzheimer's Center | |
| October 22 | Halloween Candy - Halloween trick-or-treating provides fun for kids, but can also make them sick to their stomachs. | Sibyl Cox, R.D., Pediatrics | |
| October 15 | Mental Health Awareness - Every year, fifty million Americans are diagnosed with a mental illness that interferes with their employment, attendance at school or daily life. | Dr. Stephen Soltys, Psychiatry | |
| October 8 | Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - A recent study says surgery may be the most effective treatment for carpal tunnel syndrome. | Dr. Bradon Wilhemi, Surgery | |
| October 1 | Doctors Fair - The annual Doctors Fair at SIU School of Medicine provides opportunities for downstate Illinois medical facilities to recruit physicians. | John Record, Rural and Alumni Affairs | |
| September 24 | Osteoporosis - Women aged 65 and older should be screened for osteoporosis says a government panel. | Dr. Romesh Khardori, Ph.D., Medicine | |
| September 17 | Childhood Anxiety - Separation anxiety can be stressful for children and parents early in the school year. | Melissa Fisher Paoni, Ph.D., Pediatrics | |
| September 10 | Children's Cancer - Childhood cancer is the leading disease killer of children, even though success rate of treatment is greatly improved. | Dr. Gregory Brandt, Pediatrics | |
| September 3 | Prostate Cancer - Prostate cancer is the most common cancer found in American men. Early detection is the key to survival. | Dr. Thomas Tarter, Ph.D., Surgery | |
| August | |||
| August 27 | Pancreatic Cancer - Aspirin is a potential aid in prevention of pancreatic cancer. | Dr. Krishna Rao, Medicine | |
| August 20 | Farm Safety - Many farm-related medical problems can be prevented by planning and taking simple precautions. | Dr. Debra Phillips, Family/Community Medicine-Quincy | |
| August 13 | Telehealth - Video teleconferencing can help patients receive health care from a distance without being in the room with the doctor. | Deborah Seale, Telehealth Networks and Programs | |
| August 6 | Clinical Trials - The new Cancer Institute at SIU School of Medicine is working to offer downstate patients more clinical trials of newer medications. | Edward Moticka, Ph.D., Research/Faculty Affairs | |
| July | |||
| July 30 | Hormone Replacement Therapy - The benefits of hormore replacement therapy outweighs the risks for most postmenopausal women taking the medication. | Dr. Erica Nelson, Obstetrics/Gynecology | |
| July 23 | Bicycle Safety - More than half a million bicyclists are treated for injuries in emergency rooms each year, yet many cyclists do not wear safety helmets. | Dr. Gene Fisher, Pediatrics | |
| July 16 | Vitamin E and Alzheimer's Disease - A diet rich in foods containing Vitamin E may help protect against Alzheimer's disease. | Robert Struble, Ph.D., Alzheimer Center | |
| July 9 | Bioterrorism - Medical schools in the U.S. are working with the Centers for Disease Control to combat bioterrorism. | Stepehen Morse, Ph.D., Center for Disease Control | |
| July 2 | Fireworks safety - Thousands of kids go to hospital emergency rooms with injuries every year. | Dr. Michael Neumeister, Surgery | |
| June | |||
| June 25 | Headache - More than 45 million Americans get chronic, recurring headaches that result in both loss of work and additional medical expenses. | Dr. Dennis McManus, Neurology and Alzheimer Center | |
| June 17 | Depression screening - A federal task force has recommended that all adult patients be screened for depression during regular visits to their doctors. | Dr. Karen Broquet, Medicine | |
| June 10 | Sunburn - Sunburn experienced by children can significantly increase their risk of skin cancer later in life, yet few use sunscreen. | Dr. Jonathon Goldfarb, Dermatology | |
| June 3 | Stroke - The third leading cause of death and the number one cause of adult disability in the United States requires immediate treatment. | Dr. Joni Clark, Neurology | |
| May | |||
| May 27 | Asthma - Asthma is a chronic health condition that has increased rapidly in recent years. | Dr. Haitham Bakir, Medicine | |
| May 20 | SIU Graduation - Sixty-seven new physicians graduate from SIU School of Medicine's Class of 2002. | Dr. Catherine DeAngelis, Commencement speaker | |
| May 13 | Older Americans Month - Americans are living longer and healthier because of improved medical treatment. | Sherry Robinson, Ph.D., Medicine | |
| May 6 | Allergies - Nearly 50 million Americans now suffer from allergies and many people do not realize they are allergic. | Dr. Sandra Lin, Surgery | |
| April | |||
| April 29 | Osteoarthritis - Newer treatments for osteoarthritis cause fewer side effects. | Dr. Mark Francis, Medicine | |
| April 22 | Kids Snoring - Snoring in children might be connected to learning problems. | Dr. Joseph Henkle, Medicine | |
| April 15 | Pre-Diabetes - Middle-aged people should be tested for pre-diabetes, a condition that puts them at risk for getting full-blown diabetes. | Dr. Romesh Khardori, Medicine | |
| April 8 | Exclusive Breast Feeding - Infants who are born small score higher on IQ tests if they are exclusively breast fed. | Dr. Victoria Nichols-Johnson, Obstetrics/Gynecology | |
| April 1 | Medical Reviews - A new agreement between the Food and Drug Administration and drug companies may speed up the medication review process. | Ed Moticka, Ph.D., Research/Faculty Affairs | |
| March | |||
| March 25 | Cholesterol/Alzheimers - Cholesterol lowering drugs may deter Alzheimer's Disease | Dr. Dennis McManus, Neurology and Alzheimer Center | |
| March 18 | Colorectal Cancer - Colorectal cancer can be prevented through early screening and treatment. | Dr. Jan Rakinic, Surgery | |
| March 11 | Brain Awareness Week - Brain Awareness Week is observed nationwide to help people understand brain-related diseases and disorders. | Donald Caspary, Ph.D., Pharmacology | |
| March 4 | Public Health Impact of ADHD - The impact of attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder in children may be underestimated. | Glen Aylward, Ph.D., Pediatrics | |
| February | |||
| February 25 | Stroke Victims Need Drugs Faster - Faster treatment for stroke victims could improve their chances for recovery. | Dr. Joni Clark, Neurology | |
| February 18 | Telemedicine - New telemedicine program at SIU School of Medicine will improve access to health care for downstate residents | Deborah Seale, Telehealth Network and Programs | |
| February 11 | Inconclusive Pap Smears - False alarms from Pap tests do not necessarily mean cancer. | Dr. Marta Crispens, Obstetrics/Gynecology | |
| February 4 | Parkinson's Disease - Stem cells may be able to treat brain disorders such as Parkinson's Disease. | Dr. Richard Burns, Neurology | |
| January | |||
| January 28 | Incontinence - Many women suffer from incontinence but are too embarrassed to seek treatment. | Dr. Erica Nelson, Obstetrics/Gynecology | |
| January 21 | Clinical Trials for Diabetes Treatment - A new treatment now being tested offers hope for millions of people who suffer from diabetes. | Dr. Romesh Khardori, Medicine | |
| January 14 | Quitting Smoking - Stopping smoking is easier with counseling and support. | Dr. Akshay Sood, Medicine | |
| January 7 | New Year's Resolution- Weight Loss - Keeping the resolution to lose weight requires diet and exercise. | Amy Olson, R.D., Medicine | |
last updated on March 14, 2003
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