Dr. Barry Dworkin

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  • April 9, 2002

    Needless suffering takes its toll

    High blood pressure (Hypertension) is another silent disease with catastrophic results if left untreated. Heart disease is the number one cause of physical and emotional harm (morbidity) and mortality in Canada and the United States. Despite the myriad of information targeted to Canadians, the problem grows worse. Money and human resources are stretched to the…

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    heart attack, heart disease, high blood pressure, hypertension, stroke
  • April 3, 2002

    Test drivers of all ages to make sure they're competent

    Sunday will mark the fifth anniversary of the death of my brother, Dr. Steven Dworkin, age 32. His senseless death continues to haunt me and I suppose will forever do so.

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    aging, driving competency, elderly drivers
  • March 26, 2002

    Reversing the Effects of Male Menopause

    Many men in their forties and early fifties begin to re-evaluate their lives. Physiologic changes and lifestyle choices can affect their physical, spiritual and emotional health.

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    andropause, testosterone
  • March 19, 2002

    Sometimes a doctor can only listen

    Some days or weeks, for good or bad, become more memorable than others. They serve up a combination of events that can turn your day into a rollercoaster of emotions. Such a day occurred in early March. There were 20 patients that day, some with straight-forward problems, others alone in the wilderness.

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    doctor-patient relationship
  • March 12, 2002

    Minister's Attack on Fat an Obscene Proposition

    Originally published in The Ottawa Citizen March 12, 2002 Federal Health Minister Anne McLellan mused recently about the obesity epidemic as if this was some new revelation.

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  • March 5, 2002

    Discourage smoking by appealing to teens' independent spirit

    Our governments spend millions of dollars a year to combat the scourge of teen smoking. Many “hip” public health campaigns have been tried with limited success.

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    Adolescence, disease prevention, smoking cessation
  • March 5, 2002

    Discourage smoking by appealing to teens' independent spirit

    Our governments spend millions of dollars a year to combat the scourge of teen smoking. Many “hip” public health campaigns have been tried with limited success.

    tagged:

    adolescents, smoking cessation
  • February 19, 2002

    Iron Overload

    Hereditary hemochromatosis is a disorder of iron metabolism affecting one in 300 North Americans genetically predisposed to develop iron overload.

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    hemochromatosis
  • February 12, 2002

    Body Image Obsession Doesn't Happen In a Vacuum

    The decision by YM magazine to quit printing diet tips and use models who reflect the body image of the majority of teens is welcome news.

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