
May 21,
2004
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MGH
Radiology helps women take charge of their health
MGH Radiology hosted its first "Taking Charge" Women's Health
Program at Boston's Copley Marriott May 8. More than 150 attendees turned
out to hear MGH physicians discuss cutting-edge therapies and medical
imaging techniques that can affect the health of women of all ages.
Presentation topics included osteoporosis and dermatology, with specific
emphasis on image-guided, minimally-invasive treatments for peripheral
vascular disease (PVD), uterine fibroids and compression fractures of
the spine.
Right, MGH vascular
radiologist, Stephan Wicky, MD.
"Women of all ages are increasingly taking control of their own health
care," explained Joshua Hirsch, MD, director of MGH Interventional
Radiology and Endovascular Neurosurgery. "This program brings leading
physicians directly to the patients so that they can better understand
the options available and make the most informed choices."
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