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I’m having chest pain, what should I do? Riverside HealthCurrents
In this edition of HealthCurrents we discuss chest pain and how you should react with Riverside Medical Center Emergency Department Medical Director, Steven Decker, MD. For more information on Riverside’s…
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When Should I Go to the ER? – Riverside HealthCurrents
In this edition of HealthCurrents we discuss when you should visit the ER and the importance of the flu shot with Riverside Medical Center Emergency Department Medical Director, Steven Decker,…
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Breast Cancer Awareness Part 2 – Riverside HealthCurrents Video Newsletter
Join Oncologist/Hematologist Annabelle Veerapaneni, MD of the Rush-Riverside Cancer Institute for part 2 of our discussion on Breast Cancer.
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Breast Cancer Awareness – Riverside HealthCurrents Video Newsletter
Join Oncologist/Hematologist Annabelle Veerapaneni, MD of the Rush-Riverside Cancer Institute as she discusses Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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Heart Failure – Riverside Health Currents Video Newsletter
Join cardiologist Philip Hays, MD as he discusses Heart Failure and the Heart Failure Clinic at Riverside Medical Center in Kankakee, IL.
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Minimally Invasive Single Site Robotic Surgery : Riverside HealthCurrents
Join general surgeon Paul Rowland, MD as he discusses the changes in surgery over the years and minimally invasive single site robotic surgery at Riverside Medical Center.
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Cancer Care at the Rush-Riverside Cancer Institute – HealthCurrents e:4
Join Oncologist, Hematoligist Mehmet Sipahi, MD as he discusses cancer care at the Rush-Riverside Cancer Institute.
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Get Back to Doing What You Love! HealthCurrents
Tune in this week to Riverside HealthCurrents as we talk with Neurosurgeon Dr. Juan Jimenez about the spine and minimally invasive ways to get you back to doing what you…
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Stroke Signs, Symptoms and More – Riverside HealthCurrents:e2
Stroke strikes F.A.S.T. and you should too! Recognizing and responding quickly to stroke symptoms can save lives. A stroke should be treated as an emergency because there is a treatment…