Metabolic Syndrome 2007: Latest in Diagnostic and Treatment Options to Reduce Coronary Artery Risk
The following 8 modules were recorded during a live symposium in Orlando, Florida during the first quarter of 2007. Each presentation has an audio component as well as a slide presentation as seen during this conference. Each module is set up for you to be able to download to your computer, IPod or similar device and listen at your leisure. After listening to each module, you will be able to return to the website, and navigate to the module again, clicking the ?post test? next to the module and it will lead you to a brief post test, course evaluation, and provide you with the ability to print your certificate immediately. Each module has a unique amount of continuing education.
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NOTE: Download the PDF of the supplement or the PowerPoint file before clicking the "Play" button in order to view these materials while you listen to the podcast.
Long-term reversible contraception: A dialogue among Andrew M. Kaunitz, MD, David A. Grimes, MD, and Anita L. Nelson, MD, held on October 29, 2006
Reproductive-age women have varying contraceptive needs. For many women, long-term reversible contraception, defined as IUDs and implants for the purpose of this article, represents an excellent choice. Several options are currently available: the copper T intrauterine device, the levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine system, and the single-rod progestin-only implant. Health care providers need reliable information to counsel their patients effectively and work with them to make the most appropriate contraceptive selection.
