Lady Docs Corner Cafe Blog

Marsha Seidelman, M.D.

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Ebola Overload – Don’t Fear the Gym

October 19, 2014

When I was at the gym this week, I started wondering about how I would adjust my routine if we start to see more cases of Ebola. Having heard about…

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Dr. Nadia Hashimi on WTOP – Youth Exercise Leads to Cognitive Development

October 5, 2014

Dr. Nadia Hashimi was interviewed on WTOP regarding a recent study showing the advantages of exercise for youth. She pointed out that although the most obvious benefits include becoming more…

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Electronic cigarette Update – More Potential for Addiction and Poisonings

October 5, 2014

Since December, 2013, when I wrote an overview of electronic cigarettes, they have evidently gained in popularity in the 18-34 age group. This has become a public health issue for many…

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Lady Docs Bootcamp On the Air

September 23, 2014

Paula Wolfson, health reporter for WTOP 103.5, joined Lady Docs at bootcamp on Saturday, September 20th. Troy, Thu and I had the pleasure of chatting with her afterwards as over…

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Lady Docs In the News – Dr. Rebecca Katz and Dr. Bhavana Mistry

September 21, 2014

In the past week, Dr Rebecca Katz was interviewed on NPR about the Ebola outbreak and Dr. Bhavana Mistry on WTOP about cavities due to sugar intake, especially from fruit…

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Don’t Believe Everything You Read!

September 17, 2014

Recently after bootcamp some of us were discussing the speed with which conflicting data is presented to us and to our patients — lo carb diet is better than lo…

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Dr. Mary Marovich on NPR with Kojo Nnamdi

August 26, 2014

Our colleague and fellow bootcamper Dr. Mary Marovich, was interviewed on Monday August 25, 2014 on NPR by Kojo Nnamdi about the future of medical trials. Did you know that…

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Brief Announcement – Dr. Mary Marovich on NPR

August 24, 2014

Our very own Dr. Mary Marovich, was interviewed today, Monday August 25, 2014, on NPR by Kojo Nnamdi about the future of medical trials. Did you know that only 3%…

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Oh Deer! A Tick Bite!

August 24, 2014

Although deer are beautiful animals, they bring to mind deer ticks … and Lyme disease, the most common tick-borne illness, first described in Lyme, Connecticut. The infection (technically a spirochete,…

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In the News – Ebola Virus: What Is It and Are We At Risk?

August 3, 2014

The latest breaking news about Ebola is that Dr. Brantly, a family physician from Texas who was volunteering in Liberia, has been transported to Emory University Hospital to be treated…

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