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Knock out knee pain at free seminar
Chronic knee pain can result from a variety of conditions from injury to arthritis, the most common cause of disability in the United States. Banner Boswell Medical Center invites the community to “Knock Out Knee Pain,” a free seminar... Full story
Seminar teaches you to please your knees
Do you experience knee pain? You’re not alone. The good news is you can please your knees and stop suffering with the pain. Learn what treatment options are available for your joint pain at nonprofit Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center by... Full story
Radio talk show looks at smoking cessation, prostate cancer
 Southwest Prostate Cancer Foundation's men’s health talk program from 10 to 11 a.m. Nov. 5 , sponsored by Southwest Oncology Centers, will focus on smoking cessation/diabetes and active surveillance of prostate... Full story
Don't let the flu get you
Banner Thunderbird physician debunks flu myths
Arizona may face one of its toughest flu seasons this year, but by arming yourself with knowledge, you have a better chance of staying healthy this winter. Join Banner Thunderbird’s Medical Director of Infection Prevention, Dr. Mandeep Rai,... Full story
Dr. David Pootrakul performed the first deep brain stimulation implant in Arizona on Mike O'Lleary of Surprise, at Banner Boswell Medical Center. He spoke on the subject Monday during a program at Boswell. The implant reduces symptoms of Parkinson's.
Brain implant eases Parkinson’s symptoms
Surprise man 1st in state to undergo procedure at Banner Boswell Medical Center
Mike O’Leary of Surprise was just 43 when he was diagnosed with early onset Parkinson’s disease. He had to quit his job at the Palo Verde Nuclear Power Plant, and begin treatment for the disease. But standard medical treatment began... Full story
Jeff Nelson, public relations director at Banner Del E. Web Medical Center, hands out information packets to Ed and Edith Egan of Sun City West before a public dicussion about the H1N1 flu virus in the auditorium Thursday.
Banner doctors attempt to clear up H1N1 confusion at discussion
Doctors advised a Sun City West audience Thursday to learn more about the flu and its symptoms and not to panic when the H1N1 virus hits full force in the coming months. "We encourage that you get the vaccine if it becomes available to you," Cindy... Full story
Radio show features men's health specialists
Southwest Prostate Cancer Foundation will have a men’s health talk radio show sponsored by Southwest Oncology Centers at 10:30 a.m. Thursday. The show will be broadcast on KXXT 1010 AM, or online at www.familyvaluesradio.net (click left... Full story
Banner Health experts speak at Power Over Parkinson’s event Oct. 31
The public is invited to join Banner Health experts for the Power Over Parkinson’s 2009 Educational Conferencefrom 8:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Oct. 31 at Peoria’s Rio Vista Recreation Center, 8866-A W. Thunderbird Road. The event, which is... Full story
Banner Thunderbird offers a Safe Haven for pregnant women
There may be a variety of reasons why women may not be able to keep or care for their baby. But Banner Thunderbird Medical Center wants to remind people about an Arizona law allowing people to voluntarily leave an infant with a “Safe Haven... Full story
Local doctors question H1N1 priorities
According to local health experts, seniors should receive the H1N1 vaccine, in spite of the Centers for Disease Control ranking them as a low priority when vaccines become available. "The elderly with different conditions and co-morbidities are the... Full story
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