Cover the Uninsured Week, 2011

On Sunday, March 5, 2011, dozens of OHSU students volunteered their time to provide free health screenings for Oregonians who are uninsured as part of the annual student-led Cover the Uninsured Week. The Health Screening Fair offered blood pressure checks, general medical exams, diabetes screening, haircuts and dental exams Almost 300 people received services that […]

Ultrasonic Scales measure height, weight & blood pressure BP

Here is my new toy to measure patients’ vital statistics. These ultrasonic scales measure height, weight and blood pressure. They can be supplied with a coin box but this was pointless for use in our clinics. We have found them very convenient – quick measurements and patients can measure themselves. My contribution to APCC in […]

Dr Afrika on Heart Disease part 1 of 2

High Blood Pressure can be eliminated with diet and natural herbs. Dr.Llaila O. Afrika is a lecturer and author. He can help you understand and become aware of natural remedies and treatments. He is a nutritional consultant; massage therapist, historian, certified addictionologist, acupuncturist, writer and Doctor of Naturopathy. He has studied in countries such as […]

Heart Disease Prevention (Part 1)

Overview: Heart disease is the number-one cause of death among men and women in the United States. Yet it is also preventable and often reversible. In this interview, youll hear from an expert about heart disease prevention. Part One: Heart function Atherosclerosis/Blockages Cholesterol: HDL and LDL Statin drugs Part Two: Heart disease prevention Aspirin and […]

3 Paths to Lower Cholesterol: Part 1 – Diet

www.iHealthTube.com Robert Kowalski advises avoiding saturated and trans fats in your diet and eating omega-3 fatty acids and fibers to help lower cholesterol. Be sure to watch 3 Paths to Lower Cholesterol Part 2-Niacin and Part 3-Plant Sterols. Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com Myspace: profile.myspace.com