For 42-year-old runner Karen Metler, urinary incontinence had posed a challenge during her first marathon and threatened her aspiration to run a second. » read more
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Finding Relief from Over Active Bladder
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Young Woman Survives Sudden Cardiac Arrest
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Minimally Invasive Surgery for Rare Back Condition
By the time Joan MacLean met AAMC neurosurgeon Gary Dix, MD, she had been relying on a wheel chair for two years. The » read more
Robotic Surgery for Prostate Cancer
Less than three weeks after surgery to remove his prostate, Wayne Brown was back at work, walking the floors of the warehouse he » read more
Hackerman-Patz House Welcomes First Guests
The first thing most people learn about parenthood is that plans have to be flexible. So it was fitting that the new Hackerman-Patz » read more
Bariatric Program Provides Support Patients Need
Marcella Carter has a good reason to drive three hours to AAMC to see her doctor. “I could have found someone else,” the » read more
Community Health Center Catches Early Warnings
For patients without a primary care doctor, answers to medical questions can be hard to come by. Often it’s easier to ignore a » read more
Cancer Treatment Takes a Multidisciplinary Approach
When Larry Brosan first noticed a lump on his neck in 2008, he had no idea it signaled the beginning of a three-year » read more
New Approach to Unclogging Coronary Arteries
The traditional approach to angioplasty, a medical procedure in which cardiologists clear blockages in coronary arteries, involves inserting a catheter into the patient’s » read more


