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• Health Matters:  HPV and the New Vaccine 
  These days we are hearing a lot about HPV (Human Papillomavirus).  The CDC estimates that at least 50% of sexually active people will get HPV. But what exactly is HPV, how do you get it, and what can happen if left untreated? Who can get the vaccine and what will it protect you from?  Join David Granet, M.D., along with expert Cheryl Saenz, M.D. of the Moores Cancer Center at UCSD in this eye-opening episode. (28 minutes)   Watch it now
  
• Gynecologic Oncology 
  About 1 in every 57 women in the United States will develop some type of gynecologic cancer. Most cases occur in women over the age of 50, but this disease can also affect younger women. Dr. Steven Plaxe discusses methods of diagnosis and treatment. (29 minutes)  Watch it now 
  
  
• Health Matters: Hormone Replacement
  Robert D. Langer, M.D., M.P.H. Principal Investigator for the Women’s Health Initiative University of California, San Diego, on hormone replacement therapy. (29 minutes)  Watch it now
  
  
• Health Matters: Varicose Veins & Vascular Interventional Radiology
  Dr. Gerant Rivera, Associate Professor of Radiology at UCSD describes how new minimally invasive techniques in interventional radiology are being used to treat a variety of conditions from aortic aneurysms to varicose veins. (28 minutes)  Watch it now 
  
  
• Health Matters:  Women's Cardiovascular Health
  Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) is the No. 1 killer of women in America today, killing nearly a million women annually.  More women will die from CVD than from the top five forms of cancer combined.  Few people realize that there are important differences between men and women regarding how the disease is manifested.  Denise Barnard, M.D., UCSD Division of Cardiology, and Cecilia Judd, R.N., join us to help educate the viewer in these key differences. (28 minutes)  Watch it now
  
  
• Women's Continence Issues
  Seventeen million Americans experience the disruptive symptoms of urinary incontinence. Drs. Michael Albo and Charles Nager, of UCSD Women's Continence Center, discuss the types of incontinence and treatments, including behavioral, pharmacological, and surgical. (27 minutes)  Watch it now