Broken heart syndrome can happen after an extremely emotional or stressful event, but can someone recover from it? Find out in this quick video from Second Opinion TV. Continue reading “{Video} Myth or Medicine: Broken heart syndrome”
If you or a loved one is having surgery soon, consider reviewing these five questions with the surgeon.
If you’ve read about the chronic condition endometriosis, you may have heard that menopause can cure it. Find out if this is myth or medicine in this short video with Amy Benjamin, assistant professor at the University of Rochester Medical Center.
Continue reading “{Video} Myth or Medicine: Endometriosis”Lupus is an auto-immune disease that can be tricky to diagnose. Dr. Jennifer Anolik reviews five common symptoms of the disease in this quick video from Second Opinion. Continue reading “{Video} Five symptoms of Lupus”
You may have heard that a healthier alternative to smoking cigarettes is using an e-cigarette, but is this myth or medicine? Check out this quick answer from Second Opinion. Continue reading “{Video} Myth or Medicine: Cigarettes vs. E-Cigarettes”
Summer is here, which means we’ll all be spending more time in the sun. Protect your skin by applying (and re-applying) sunscreen of at least 15 SPF. If you’re concerned a spot on your skin is cancerous, learn how to check with these five ways. Continue reading “{Video} Five ways to check your skin for skin cancer”
Does sugar cause hyperactivity in children? Dr. Stephen Cook, MD, MPH, discusses in this Second Opinion episode of Myth or Medicine. Continue reading “{Video} Myth or Medicine: Sugar”
