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Endeavor Health Northwest Community Hospital
Добавлен 1 июл 2009
Northwest Community Health, part of NorthShore - Edward-Elmhurst Health is now Endeavor Health. #OurEndeavor
CBS 2 News: Cancer Survivor To Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro With Surgeon
Featuring Ken Brown and Malcolm Bilimoria, M.D., at Northwest Community Healthcare, Arlington Heights, Illinois
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Ryan’s Story - Acid Reflux Patient Story :30 - Northwest Community Healthcare
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Ryan Gustafson, acid reflux patient, 33, shares his story of undergoing a Nissen fundoplication procedure at Northwest Community Healthcare. “The healthcare team at Northwest Community Healthcare performed my surgery, resolved my issue, and now 10 months later, I feel great!” Ryan explains he was seeking a real solution beyond monitoring his condition. He understood the dangers of ongoing acid ...
Double knee replacement and weight loss patient story | Northwest Community Healthcare
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Learn more at www.nch.org.
United as Endeavor Health
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@northshoreweb @SwedishHospital @NorthwestCommunity @Healthydriven @edwardhospital @ElmhurstMemorial now united under one name: Endeavor Health #OurEndeavor
NCH Choir Tree Lighting Full Performance
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The NCH Choir put on an impressive (and challenging!) performance at our tree lighting ceremony earlier this month. Thank you to Choir Director Alice and the ensemble for making spirits bright this holiday season! www.nch.org
Our Patient-Centric Approach - NorthShore Neurological Institute at Northwest Community Healthcare
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At NorthShore Neurological Institute at Northwest Community Healthcare, we believe in delivering the best possible care today, while leading the path toward future innovative care solutions. We also strongly believe that patient care requires a holistic approach that is individualized for each patient and their family. Learn more at nni-nch.org.
Introducing Dr. Amin Kassam - NorthShore Neurological Institute at Northwest Community Healthcare
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Dr. Amin Kassam leads the NorthShore Neurological Institute (NNI) at Northwest Community Healthcare (NCH). Building on the current offerings of NNI, Dr. Kassam brings novel and innovative procedures that he has pioneered over the past two decades, such as the Expanded Endonasal Approach (Transnasal) Brain Surgery, conscious surgery, and new technologies in brain mapping and optical robotics to ...
NCH Seasons of Love
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On behalf of all the patients and family members whose lives you touched, thank you to all our caregivers for your compassion, your excellence and for not giving up. From season to season, you are the inspiration for this song from the NCH Choir.
We are #NCHwomen
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Expert women's healthcare services. Right here. Learn more at nch.org/women
Colorectal Cancer Risk and Screening
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Brenda O'Brien, Colorectal Patient Navigator, explains the importance of being screened for colorectal cancer, and talks about the process of getting a colonoscopy.
Lung Cancer Screening - A Lifesaver!
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Lung Patient Navigator Julie Aistars shares insights about lung cancer, and explains why screening is so important.
Prostate Cancer Prevention and Screening
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Learn from Elisha Victor, Patient Navigator, about prostate cancer, one of the most common cancers diagnosed in men.
Moira's Story - Colonoscopy Screening
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In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Wheeling resident Moira Burdi knew it was time for her colonoscopy. As the pandemic continued on, Burdi didn’t feel she could wait to get her screening done. She was confident NCH would keep her safe for this important procedure. Due to her family history, she was glad she had a colonoscopy when she did, so any issues could be treated with medication ...
Michelle and Estelle's Stories - Breast Cancer Screening
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In summer 2020, NCH opened the NCH High Risk Breast Clinic. We spoke to two sisters who were recently referred to the clinic: Michelle Calzaretta, 53, Rolling Meadows resident and Estelle Gonzalez, 55, of Des Plaines, to hear their stories. All women referred to the High Risk Breast Clinic receive a clinical breast exam, education about breast self-exams, assessment of breast cancer risk, inclu...
Mary Jo's Story - Surviving Lung Cancer
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Mary Jo knew she had a higher than average risk for lung cancer because of her 35 years of smoking and from working in places like metal scrap yards and other unhealthy environments. Learn about her diagnosis and treatment in this video, and read more about her story at www.nch.org/news/breathe-easier-advanced-lung-cancer-screening-and-care-are-close-to-home/
NCH - Making the Rounds - Imaging Services
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NCH - Making the Rounds - Imaging Services
NCH - Making the Rounds - Immediate Care
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NCH - Making the Rounds - Immediate Care
NCH - Making the Rounds - Intensive Cardiac Rehab
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NCH - Making the Rounds - Intensive Cardiac Rehab
NCH - Making the Rounds - Physical Therapy
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NCH - Making the Rounds - Physical Therapy
Telehealth Services - Making the Rounds with Heidi Chatham M.D., Northwest Community Healthcare
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Telehealth Services - Making the Rounds with Heidi Chatham M.D., Northwest Community Healthcare
Welcome to our new Outpatient Care Facility in Kildeer.
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Welcome to our new Outpatient Care Facility in Kildeer.
What is Family Medicine - Northwest Community Healthcare
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What is Family Medicine - Northwest Community Healthcare
What is arrhythmia - Northwest Community Healthcare
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What is arrhythmia - Northwest Community Healthcare
Martina Santiago, Patient Navigator - Symptoms of GERD - Northwest Community Healthcare
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Martina Santiago, Patient Navigator - Symptoms of GERD - Northwest Community Healthcare
What is the difference between a mastectomy and a lumpectomy?
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What is the difference between a mastectomy and a lumpectomy?
3D Brain Surgery at Northwest Community Healthcare (CBS 2 News)
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3D Brain Surgery at Northwest Community Healthcare (CBS 2 News)
You're such a delightful person and a dedicated doctor, you are truly an inspiration Dr Emovon on RUclips, I'm finally free from bad breath and acid reflux stay blessed sir
I suffered from bad breath and acid reflux pain for 45 years and those past years have been in complete agony and pain until I came across Dr Emovon on RUclips who cured me permanently from bad breath and acid reflux pain with his herbal products, Dr.Emovon is the real deal to infections #dremovon🦷🦷
After some time using Dr. Emovon herbal medicine, I went back for another test which showed NEGATIVE bad breath and acid reflux and I was completely cured. And you can contact Dr. Emovon on RUclips.🥰🥰
I am now part of this institution. And I am so excited what lies ahead.
yeah, and how much does this cost?
Very educative....thank you doctor for a detailed speech on colorectal cancer screening. At what age should screening begins. How is the risk assessment carried out
Thanks for climbing Kili!!! May you continue to conquer Great heights!
I have post nasal drip i dont feel it though. I also have a stuffy nose with a chronic type cough. The color is yellowish and sometimes light green.
Is this surgery having more complications than earlier ...true ??
What kind of surgery did he get?
Genuinely so excited to use Nch this time around.
Was this a story or was he trying to sell
in 1967 the government cloned male trees and planted them everywhere. male trees pollinate the air and it irritates us as we breath it. female trees absorb this pollen but there aren’t enough female trees to get this done. not by a long shot. it’s not the earth, it’s humans. we did this to ourselves. i found a video here on youtube. look it up.
To those that are suffering with this, my advice is try a course of iburofen two tablets three times a day for possibly 3 to 7 days then drop the dosage to one tablet three times a day for no more than a few weeks. be sure to give your body a break from anti-inflammatories. I get caught in the cycle of feeling better and stopping the dose too soon:( I took antibiotics for years …Nurofen works really well if not better at times.. you could try something like lortidine antihistamine daily, for awhile! and just generally looking after yourself on top of that and checking for any allergies …dairy is a common one.. good luck
Omg i have been wondering why i have a chronic cough!! Thank you i have been diagnosed with h pylori few weeks ago and now i have this. Thank god its not lung related coz i was so worried of lung diseases . Its been a week now and yet i have gotten rid of it! Anyone has solution?
And what is the simple blood test that shows immune deficiency?
how much is the surgery ??
Thank you for sharing!! I have been suffering for at least 10 years now. I'm having surgery soon, I'm nervous but yet excited. Like you I'm looking forward to having my morning coffee again, eating what I like and just feeling good!!
Hello Patty? Could you please share the results?
Hey! did you have the surgery yet? I will be having mine in about 3 weeks
@@tomdonohue1748how did it go
I was Having difficulty Breathing for 7 Years, then was later diagnosed with bronchitis and emphysema..... thanks to #DrEromon on RUclips, after two weeks of using His Traditional herbal medicine, I can now breathe fine and my Doctor confirmed improvement in my lungs.
Sarah you so pretty.... (Yes I know I'm down bad)
Thank you Ryan, I am having the surgery soon and this made me feel better about it all.
Hello Lynn. Did you do that surgery? Could you please share your results?🌹
People, when you own a male reproductive organ, hear me out. I guess that you, just like me, prefer to stay healthy and avoid disease, instead of treating it. So, this is not medical advice, but some things to think over. I did my own research (Google, RUclips) and found some factors that influence your future risk for prostate troubles: 1. Deficiency in Iodine. Make sure you get at least 150 micrograms per day, but that is the absolute minimum. Japanse following the traditional diet, may get some 1000 - 3000 micrograms per day, and prostate cancer (also breast cancer for women) is ten times lower than when following the Western diet. Oh, combine iodine with selenium, 1 Brazil nut per day is sufficient, avoid the supplemental selenium. 2. Deficiency in vitamin K2. This vitamin lowers risk of prostate cancer, AND reduces risk of calcified organs and blood vessels, as it sends Calcium to your bones and teeth. Japanese traditionally eat natto, fermented beans and bacteria produced a lot of vitamin K2. 3.Boron. Boron lowers chances of getting prostate cancer. Many people are deficient in Boron when it is insufficient available in your food. It regulates Calcium and Magnesium, regulates sex hormones in men and women, activates brain activity (memory) AND is anti inflammatory. When you suffer from arthritis, 70% chance that some 9 mg/ day will fight the pain and within 1-3 months the symptoms are gone. Following maintenance dosis is 3-5 mg Boron per day. 4. Many people are deficient in vitamin D3, especially when living outside the tropics, when having dark skin or using sun cream, being senior, obese. D3 regulates many process in your body, and helps to avoid prostate, colon and breast cancer. Do your own research!. Your D3 level in a blood test should be 50-70 ng/ml (125-175 mol/l). When too low, use a good supplement. Guidelines tell you to take 10 or 20 micrograms per day (400 resp. 800 IU) but this is only good to avoid worst effects of deficiency. 10,000 IU per day is shown to be safe, but always combine with vit K2. A young, white skinned adult with uncovered arms and face will produce some 10,000-15,000 IU of vit D3 before burning in, say, 30 minutes. Agsin, don't trust me but do your own research! I took 10,000 daily for some months and had the blood value tested on the way. I reached 66 ng/ml, a perfect value. 5. Cancer cells thrive on sugar. Chances are that you are pre-diabetic or diabetic-2 and not knowing it.. Problem is that your body will produce more and more insulin to get glucose out of the blood and into all cells in your body. Testing glucose won't show the problem until you are really progressed in the process. I know I was careless all my life, because I had a lean body. When I used a CGM (continuous glucose monitor) I knew that my body had a "metabolic syndrome" with peaking glucose values after a high carb meal. Your glucose should not get above 160 (EU: 9), mine peaked at 215 (EU: 12). Again: testing insulin response is better (Kraft test), but not every doctor will test it and it may be expensive. Okay, the cause is in the diet and only changing the diet will help you.... Medicines will only cover the symptoms.. you may start following a low carb (or even keto) diet. A whole plant based diet may be fine as well. This means avoiding sugar, refined carbs (bread, pasta, cookies, fruit juice and sodas) and get your HbA1c down to 4.7-5.5%, triglycerides below 2.5 (USA 85). Also, learn about the processed seed oils (canola, sunflower, sunflower, rapeseed, etc.) Being promoted as much more healthy than animal saturated fats, they promote chronic inflammation and are cause of modern Western disease, inducing cancer. Also read about omega 6:3 ratio's. Chances are that you consume processed, packaged foods, even when you think you avoid junk food. Then my thoughts about bad info often found: actually red meat, high fat diets and high sodium intake lower mortality! Yes, I know that's not what doctor's or even WHO will tell you. Realize that our genes are adapting very slow to changing environment and our metabolism is still that one of the hunter-gatherer. We developed our brains with high nutrient foods like meat and animal fat. Mortality is lowest for salt intakes 9-14 grams per day for healthy adults, this is NOT true for kidney patients. Again, don't depend on others, do your own research! 🙏🏻
I was getting them for years from using So Clean on my CPAP machine. If you have a CPAP clean with scent free dish soap not So Clean.
Wonderful lecture. Thanks so much! (from a gen surgeon)