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Ask the Experts is a free community lecture series offered by The Patient, Family and Community Education Department, and features leading medical and scientific experts at City of Hope.
Browse all City of Hope Ask the Experts videos on YouTube>>
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Cancer and the Law
Legal matters affect many cancer patients, survivors and their families. Learn about the most common cancer-related legal issues including: health insurance options, employment rights and reasonable accommodations in the workplace, taking time off work, and access to disability insurance and government benefits.
(October 2012 - 1 hour, 24 minutes, 1 second) |
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Prostate Cancer: What You Need to Know
Confused by conflicting information about the detection and treatment of prostate cancer? September is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Get the latest information and answers to your questions. And, learn about state-of-the art robotic-assisted laparoscopic surgery for prostate cancer.
(September 2012 - 2 hours, 3 minutes, 10 seconds) |
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Women's Cancers and HPV
Join us for an informative lecture on gynecological cancers. All women can benefit from this discussion on detection and treatment, as well as research, on ovarian and uterine cancers. Associated health issues including HPV (human papillomavirus) will also be discussed.
(June 2012 - 1 hour, 20 minutes, 23 seconds) |
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Is the War on Cancer Winnable? with Michael A. Friedman, M.D.
For 40 years we've been fighting a "war on cancer" — but how close are we to winning? What progress has been made, and what is likely for the future? In this presentation, leading cancer expert Michael A. Friedman, M.D., will explain how far we have come in the past four decades, and describe the research being conducted today to discover better treatments and eventually cures for cancer. Friedman will explain the breakthroughs that have turned some types of cancer from deadly diseases into chronic conditions, and reveal the progress that is being made against other types of cancer — as well as the barriers that remain.
(May 2012 - 42 minutes, 43 seconds) |
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Detecting and Treating Colon Cancer
Colon cancer is the third leading cause of cancer death in the United States, yet it is one of the most easily prevented cancers. And if detected early, it can be one of the most easily treated. March is Colon Cancer Awareness month -- take this opportunity to learn important information that could save your life.
(March 2012 - 58 minutes, 30 seconds) |
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Myeloma Today: Diagnosis, Treatment and Side Effects Management
Patients and the community were invited to join City of Hope and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society for this special 'Ask the Experts' lecture. Topics covered included an overview of myeloma, current and emerging drug therapies and stem cell transplantation, disease and treatment-related side effects, emotional aspects and resources available for support and clinical trial options for myeloma patients.
(February 2012 - 57 minutes, 8 seconds) |
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Preventing Cancer: What You Can Do
Cancer prevention is a topic of much interest in the media. Each month we hear of the latest food, drink or activity that will thwart cancer, but how do we know what’s true? In this free community lecture, learn from two City of Hope experts who have researched cancer prevention and the cancer-fighting “Superfoods.”
(January 2012 - 1 hour, 16 minutes, 56 seconds) |
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Diabetes: Beyond Blood Sugar
People with diabetes usually know the importance of managing their blood sugar. But what else is essential to living well with diabetes? Gaining a better understanding of diabetes can empower you to take control through self-management skills. In this lecture, you will learn about "My Plate" and the new dietary guidelines for eating nutrient-dense balanced meals; proper foot and eye care; monitoring cholesterol, blood pressure and kidney function; and lifestyle changes that can assist you in managing your diabetes and ensuring a healthier life.
(November 2011 - 1 hour, 30 minutes, 21 seconds) |
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Cancer and Sexual Health: Issues and Answers for Women
Sexual health is an important part of wellness and contributes to a better quality of life. Women's cancers and their treatment may cause patients and survivors to experience a range of challenges to their sexual well-being. These can include sexual dysfunction, loss of libido and sexual pain disorders. Pregnant and post-surgical cancer patients may have unique sexual challenges while younger women may face fertility issues. Get the facts about cancer and sexual health from experts who can offer information and answers.
(October 2011 - 1 hour, 5 minutes, 37 seconds) |
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Cancer in Adolescents and Young Adults
Experiencing cancer as an adolescent or young adult (ages 15 to 39) comes with its unique set of challenges. Learn how cancer is different, both medically and psychologically, in adolescents and young adults (AYA). Issues accessing health care are discussed, along with how health-care reform may affect this. Professional volleyball player Mike Nelson speaks about his cancer experience as a young adult and offers his approach on living a healthy life after cancer.
(September 2011 - 1 hour, 35 minutes, 2 seconds) |
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Prostate Cancer: What You Need to Know
Are you confused about the best treatments for prostate cancer? Learn the latest facts and get your questions answered in this free community lecture. Both robotic prostatectomy and TomoTherapy are addressed.
(September 2011 - 1 hour, 12 minutes, 37 seconds) |
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Cancer: Enhance Your Quality of Life During Treatment
Those going through cancer treatment often experience side effects, both physically and mentally. Learn how to enhance your quality of life and get the most from services available. Manage your symptoms and pain while seeking treatment for your body, mind and spirit.
(May 2011 - 59 minutes, 6 seconds) |
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Diabetes: Optimize Your Care, Become Your Own Advocate
Learn how to take control of your diabetes care and actions for self-advocacy. The four steps in diabetes self-management will be discussed with a focus on managing a healthy, well-balanced diet.
(February 2011 - 60 minutes, 54 seconds) |
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Head and Neck Cancers
Complex procedures are often necessary to eradicate head and neck tumors while preserving vital structures and function. At this free community lecture, attendees learned about state-of-the art treatments available to treat these cancers, while preserving quality of life.
(November 2010 - 58 minutes, 11 seconds) |
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Coping with Fatigue and Chemo-brain
Many cancer survivors experience fatigue and/or chemo-brain as side effects from cancer treatment. At this free City of Hope community lecture, attendees learned how to manage fatigue and conserve energy. Symptoms and causes of chemo-brain, including memory loss or difficulty concentrating, and improving brain function were also discussed.
(November 2010 - 58 minutes, 11 seconds) |
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Breast Cancer
Ask the Experts free community lecture presented by City of Hope, featuring the Women's Cancers Program. New research and clinical trials for women's cancers and the latest techniques for breast cancer surgery are discussed.
(October 2010 - 41 minutes, 11 seconds) |
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City of Hope | Ask the Experts - Skin Cancer and Melanoma
At this free City of Hope community lecture, attendees learned what they can do to prevent skin cancer and detect it early. Advances in the treatment of skin cancer and melanoma were also discussed.
(July 2010 - 1 hour, 10 minutes, 45 seconds) |
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